Red Fish crazy...
Jun 7, 2020 16:13:29 #
DarrellSenn
Loc: Dauphin island alabama
No doubt sane here. Road to the island is closed and national guard and police going into bayou LA batre some roads are closed already with water covering the road
Jun 7, 2020 16:21:27 #
Red Worms are good. They don't require refrigeration or ice. Some outfitters call them Tiger Worms. They are simply red wigglers. Best type for composting too. Earthworms are different species.
Jun 7, 2020 16:27:46 #
Dadeaux
Loc: Florida Panhandle
Thanks again...was looking them up & thought they were earthworms...???
Jun 7, 2020 20:00:02 #
Big TC
Loc: Raytown, MO.
DarrellSenn wrote:
Yesterday I was fishing bridges in the bayou with red worms trying to catch some blue gill to stock the little pond with. Hung up on a few red fish on an ultra light reel and landed one. Also hung up on a few speckled trout. Never in my life had I known that redfish would eat redworms. I reckon I've been doing it wrong the whole time 😂
Have you tried the live green worms? Walmart sells them here in KCMO.
Jun 8, 2020 07:53:31 #
Dadeaux wrote:
Interesting...just down the road here in the Panhandle...DOA works great, spent the extra money for the voodoo shrimp no luck not even a chaser going after it. Best live bait here is pinfish...problem with shrimp is the pinfish attack them immediately... The pinfish also take the eyes, legs & parts of the tails off the DOA...darn crooks...
Pinfish can be brutal when you use fresh bait. Like a pack of piranhas.
Jun 8, 2020 07:57:21 #
Jeremy wrote:
Red Worms are good. They don't require refrigeration or ice. Some outfitters call them Tiger Worms. They are simply red wigglers. Best type for composting too. Earthworms are different species.
Are they the worms ghat can really shoot along fast? I found a bunch of those and put them in my worm farm.
Jun 8, 2020 09:19:12 #
Dadeaux
Loc: Florida Panhandle
Flytier wrote:
Pinfish can be brutal when you use fresh bait. Like a pack of piranhas.
We were fishing by some lite docks at night. Couldn't catch a thing, the pinfish were demolishing the shrimp before anything could get at them. My buddy says we need to go get more shrimp. I disagreed saying we are just feeding the pinfish. Started using the DOA every toss was a hit. No more problem with pinfish.
Jun 8, 2020 11:22:32 #
I’ve always done well with fresh mullet cut into little “steak “ pieces. They can’t resist them. The mullets were caught with a cast net
Jun 8, 2020 14:30:12 #
Dadeaux
Loc: Florida Panhandle
Problem here is why waste a great tasting fish...I can't resist mullet.
But again you're up there the mullet down here with the sandy bottom are grreat for human consumption.
But again you're up there the mullet down here with the sandy bottom are grreat for human consumption.
Jun 8, 2020 15:03:01 #
Dadeaux wrote:
Problem here is why waste a great tasting fish...I can't resist mullet.
But again you're up there the mullet down here with the sandy bottom are grreat for human consumption.
But again you're up there the mullet down here with the sandy bottom are grreat for human consumption.
The mullet that we use for bait are “finger mullet “, large minnow type bait fish, not much larger than your finger, as the name implies. Help yourself to these, if you like. Just trying to be of help.
Jun 8, 2020 16:18:35 #
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