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  • Super User
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What fishing with bait other then lures is like. I'm out catfishing with liver and worms man is this painfull lol

  • Super User
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Lol u tthing id rather be working were giving this spot another hour then loading up and moving to a diffrent part. What's making it worse is my nephews ipod playing country I supose it could be worse he could be playing rap

  • Super User
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Idk john I was out on Monday killing em on the senko but maybe senko fishing in the erie canal where I am now would be more boring

  • Super User
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Its been 3 hours without a nibble not even on worms idk why I left the bass gear home I could be working some noisy bass lures

  • Global Moderator
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Man I wouldn't sit in one spot catfishing more than an hour unless I had no other option. It's just like bass fishing really, hit a spot and if you don't find any active fish fairly quickly then move on. Usually takes less than 10 minutes for them to find your bait if they're moving.

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Mann fishing with live bait is a different taste then because I enjoy it. Especially saltwater.

Nothing beats casting out a rig in the ocean and spiking your rod into the ground sitting in a chair focusing on the smell of the air, sound of the waves, and the sand on your feet and nothing BUT that. It's a world with out any problems! Oh and it's fun to catch big fish too :D

  • Super User
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We gave each spot bout hour and a half I only had 1 hit in the last spot but missed it. Were gonna try later in the week with some large shinners there were tons of fish busting minnows on the banks.

  • Super User
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Try fishing Senkos. Even more boring.

ding ding ding we have a winner. Like watching a loaf of bread go stale.

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  • Super User
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There is a time and a place for me to use bait, live or cut, and that's drift fishing out in the ocean, it produces quality fish. Seldom do I use bait for freshwater or inshore fishing, it's just to easy. I have casted until my arms were ready to fall off with little or no luck, then on quirk I'll catch some bait, hook up and the action starts. Within minutes I've got larger snook, tarpon or barracuda on the line and have done the same thing with shiners for bass. It isn't my style but it works, same goes for a senko, just not as much of a challenge.

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There is a time and a place for me to use bait, live or cut, and that's drift fishing out in the ocean, it produces quality fish. Seldom do I use bait for freshwater or inshore fishing, it's just to easy. I have casted until my arms were ready to fall off with little or no luck, then on quirk I'll catch some bait, hook up and the action starts. Within minutes I've got larger snook, tarpon or barracuda on the line and have done the same thing with shiners for bass. It isn't my style but it works,

same goes for a senko, just not as much of a challenge.

Yea, but they sure catch fish and that is never boring.

Kelley

  • Super User
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I usually never fish with live bait I had to make a special trip for hooks and sinkers for live bait I didn't even have anything to use. We went today with worms and gulp but that was with my son for his first fishing trip centered around him ill most bout that later when I resize the pics.

  • Super User
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I used to fish that way when a kid and my teen years now I can't stand it but that's how my wife likes to fish so iv been doing it more and more I found a nice little spot with non stop bluegill action. My wife thinks I have add because I hate fishing with live bait and I'm always moving and looking around even when driving. She hate it well be going down the road having a convo and ill stop mid sentance and be like "look a buck" or doe or groundhog what ever or " look at that guys pond its huge I want a pond like that" she hates it she's always talking bout the babys or work and I change subject quick bout some wild animal or pond.

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