Oh! The shrimp are the best part.
Wv mike wrote:
What is this guy. Would anything bite on it. Will it bite. Wonder if they are a market for them. How would you keep them.
Blood worm and yes it will bite you and it is painful.
[quote=FS Digest]So I just got my first baitcaster, and I wanted to put on a better line so I put braided on it. I typically use 10lb mono on my other rods, but I used 50lb braided on my baitcaster. I’ve had one catch in like 3 days, should I try and put mono on it? Is braided a bad choice?
My water is pretty dark, and rather shallow. Thanks in advance!
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50 lb braid is overkill! Go back to say 20lb braid. Put some Dacron or mono on the reel for backing, add the braided line to fill the reel, then add about three to four foot of Fluor line as a shock leader as well as being almost invisible. Now you are good to go!
Sbolsenga wrote:
What is the best knot to attach a fluorocarbon (flour!!) leader to braided line. No pancake jokes please.
The FG knot takes a little learning to tie but is worth the effort as it is the thinnest knot you can tie. The knot goes thru the rod guides and you do not even notice it. It is also a very, very strong knot!
Ken02766 wrote:
Another bucket from last night
Strippers pole dance in bars, stripers are found in both salt and fresh water areas.
Just kidding with you.
From saltwater on the east coast, Black Sea Bass wins hands down.
Why would you want to put a $1,000 IPad on Yak When a fisher finder can be had for less?
It just is not worth running several mile across the Chesapeake Bay for one or two small fish. Especially when you know there’s fish there that are over 40”. Up the bay, in Maryland, they have been harvesting that sized fish all spring.
We, in Virginia, are limited to One (or two) between 20 & 28 in. That is a saltwater rule.
Fredfish wrote:
NH In freshwater they can become over populated,and wipe out the forage that feed other species like Largemouth Smallmouth ,,crappie and others.
They “can” “can” “can” not that they have, so, yes, why take 100 out?
The smoothest, narrowest line-to-line knot is the FG knot; slides thru all the guides without any hitches.
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