MyFishFinder.com Just like iceshanty but warmer
Blaine does that mean you've got big bait?
I fished a cove on the CT river for 8 hours yesterday. No tip ups, just jigging. I was targetting golden shiners and took 33 for pike bait, one was 12"!. We had some nice crappie in the mix and too many bluegill and perch to count. I would guess it was well over 200 fish on the day. ;DBlaine if you dont mind me asking but what do you actually use to jig up those goldens?I want to try it in my area.Thanks for any info.(Image removed from quote.)(Image removed from quote.)(Image removed from quote.)
How did everyone do this weekend anyone have any ice reports
I've done best by using a sabiki rig with the smallest hooks I can find. I sell some here at the shop that have #4's which are perfect. I've used 6's and 8's all worked great. In CT we're allowed a total of 3 baited hooks per line, so I cut my rig in half and use 2 rods. Each hook is tipped with a spike. I put a split shot on the bottom of the rig to get it down, almost like drop shotting. A spring bobber is an ABSOLUTE MUST HAVE! These fish bite so light, you'll never see the hit without one. Many days, I have to dead stick the rod with either a bucket or a rod holder becasue the hits are so subtle that I can't tell the difference between my heartbeat and a hit.You'll catch a ton of other fish as well. We get bluegill, crappie, perch, etc...