Marcus' Fishing Thread
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I thought this would be the best forum to discuss this. Here, all fishermen are welcome to talk about their experiences. Post a boastful picture of that monster you pulled out your favorite lake, river, or ocean. Share tips on tackle, methods, what have you. Tip up and Tight lines ladies and gentlemen!!!!
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IN DORSEY I TRUST
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I've only been able to bring crappie and bluegill the size of these little guys so far. Just picked up some jigs from Bass Pro that I'm just dying to try.
I've only been able to bring crappie and bluegill the size of these little guys so far. Just picked up some jigs from Bass Pro that I'm just dying to try.
My old favorite (1960s, 1970s) was a small or medium red & white daredevil but living by a lake we kids got everything from the lost lure snags especially during low water.
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Ah just the thread brings back memories, Liberty Lake, Girard OH visable from my bedroom window as a kid.
Crappies galore, bass, sunfish, perch among others.
Ah just the thread brings back memories, Liberty Lake, Girard OH visable from my bedroom window as a kid.
Crappies galore, bass, sunfish, perch among others.
Oh just remembered an old millwright retired guy used to stop by my house with the truck with the tank on it to show me what they were stocking and where.
And my dad used to fix the watchman's TV and I'd fish for FREE, naturally.
Mayberry RFD? Yes it was. We also used to shoot our .22s at the lake after the closing siren. Fun, oh yeah.
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This handsome devil was about 4.5 lbs caught with a night crawler on a Shakespear Rod and Reel with 8lb test. Wasn't really fishing for catfish but he bit so I brought him in.
This handsome devil was about 4.5 lbs caught with a night crawler on a Shakespear Rod and Reel with 8lb test. Wasn't really fishing for catfish but he bit so I brought him in.
Nice cat!
Mike
IN DORSEY I TRUST -
For crappie, a jig with a hot pink head & white or black body (2" swirl tail grub) has always been my "go to" for large (12" plus) crappie. Suspend it under a float & a slow, steady retrieve.
Mike
IN DORSEY I TRUST -
Nice cat!
Mike
Thanks. Was the most fun catch I've had all summer. I thought it was a Bass the way he fought. It even broke water on me twice. Got the ol' adrenaline going that's for sure.
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For crappie, a jig with a hot pink head & white or black body (2" swirl tail grub) has always been my "go to" for large (12" plus) crappie. Suspend it under a float & a slow, steady retrieve.
Mike
For crappie, a jig with a hot pink head & white or black body (2" swirl tail grub) has always been my "go to" for large (12" plus) crappie. Suspend it under a float & a slow, steady retrieve.
Mike
I've got to pick some of those up.
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For crappie, a jig with a hot pink head & white or black body (2" swirl tail grub) has always been my "go to" for large (12" plus) crappie. Suspend it under a float & a slow, steady retrieve.
Mike
I've got to pick some of those up.
I've got to pick some of those up.
Get 1/8 oz w/barb. You can find 'em on Ebay http://www.ebay.com/itm/1-8-oz-Pink-jig-heads-100ct-w-1-Bronze-Aberdeen-Eagle-Claw-hook-/272755526984?hash=item3f817f0d48:g:UgUAAOSwA3dYWoFk
These are nice jigs, good seller & great price. You can get the 1 1/2" & 2" swirl tails (white and/or black) from Bass Pro, etc.
Mike
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While I am not a Fisherman (my son is).....I could think of no place on the planet cooler to go fishing than in the Firehole River of Yellowstone National Park. I have been there a couple of times and saw guys fishing, but did none myself.
http://www.flyfishingyellowstonenationalpark.com/
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I've never fly fished....too much like work.
But lures or occasional ol' bobber and bait, a cold one and the Indians on the radio isn't bad either.
I've never fly fished....too much like work.
But lures or occasional ol'bobber and bait, a cold one and the Indians on the radio isn't bad either.
The only way I fish for bluegill is with a fly rod & one of 4 or 5 flies that I tie. It's really not like work & VERY effective.
Mike
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The only way I fish for bluegill is with a fly rod & one of 4 or 5 flies that I tie. It's really not like work & VERY effective.
Mike
I'm sure there are many fly fishermen who love their sport but personally I've always preferred a nice bank even more than a boat for my fishing.....
.....especially if there's a nice lake about 1/4 mile from your house.
GO BUCKEYES, BROWNS, INDIANS, CAVS, YSU, NAVY and yes I like ND! -
The only way I fish for bluegill is with a fly rod & one of 4 or 5 flies that I tie. It's really not like work & VERY effective.
Mike
I'm sure there are many fly fishermen who love their sport but personally I've always preferred a nice bank even more than a boat for my fishing.....
.....especially if there's a nice lake about 1/4 mile from your house.
I'm sure there are many fly fishermen who love their sport but personally I've always preferred a nice bank even more than a boat for my fishing.....
.....especially if there's a nice lake about 1/4 mile from your house.
The only time I fish from a boat is in Lake Erie for perch, walleye, and/or smallmouth bass maybe once every couple years. I mostly fish ponds, always with my chair & cooler full of beer & always include some Yuenglings for my old friend Ned (the pond owner).
Mike
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