Archive for the ‘Bait Fish’ Category
As the water temperature reaches into the low 60’s, prepare to fish for Trout in deep holes on the bottom. A shrimp tipped jig, live finger mullet or shrimp will work miracles to fill the cooler with decent size Trout. I have taken notes on this method of fishing for over seven years, and I will share some bits and pieces with you in this article. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Bait Fish, Fishing, Fishing Spots:, Gear, Georgia, Rods and Reels, Shrimp, St. Simons Island, Trout | 
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Old School Walleye Fishing Family Secrets
Walleye fishing tips with Artificials, jigs
When fishing for walleye the smart walleye angler understands there is a need to know how to use walleye fishing lures as well as using live bait Although like bait accounts for the majority of walleyes caught by angling, there are many times when walleye fishing artificials work better. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Bait Fish, Fish For:, Minnow, Walleye |
Tags: fishing for walleye, walleye fishing lures, walleye fishing tips
California Halibut (Paralichthys californicus) are the most famous of all sand flat fish. Everyone loves to catch and eat Halibut. This is not the species that grow to 300 lbs or more in Alaska (Pacific Halibut), but a home grown, Southern California only, species. They’re just as tasty as their bigger cousins, though. Halibut start out their lives swimming more or less like other fish, vertically in the water with one eye on each side of their heads. Read the rest of this entry »
