The_fisherman Posted June 18, 2015 Posted June 18, 2015 I'm a big fan of carp fishing. I use different carp fishing methods and yesterday I decided to try a waggler float fishing for .....bluegill! And those guys were nailing it like crazy. I started with my hook on the bottom of the river but bluegills didn't event touch it. Then I readjusted the split shot pattern the way that would allow the bait to sink slowly, so called "fishing on the drop". That made a huge difference. Who would've thought! The bait was: quick greets+creamed corn+white bread+paprika. I just rolled it into small dough balls and put it on the hook #10 with the point exposed. It seems to be too much for bluegill but the ponds and the river banks I have access to are heavily pressured. The tackle has to be a little sophisticated if you wanna catch something. 1 Quote
CeeJay Posted June 19, 2015 Posted June 19, 2015 Wagglers, stick floats, homemade hybrids, casting bubbles, and fly fishing strike indicators are all I've ever used when targeting Bluegill. I'm a snob when it comes to fishing with floats It's also fun and easy to make some extremely sensitive floats out of balsa wood, quill, cork, etc. Quote
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