Hi All;
Went fishing monday evening at local pond only caught one bass. But I saw lots of bluegill and crappie surface feeding on something I couldn't tell what.
The crappie had their mouths wide open and were skimming along the surface for a few seconds then would go back down. the bluegill were just creating gentle
dimples on the surface. I tried looking for insects in the water but water is discolored and didn't see any. The weather has been cooler than ususal for
this time of year with highs the last few days in the seventies and getting down to low 60's at night.
Anyone ever seen this before? any suggetions on what to throw??
Thanks in advance'
Wayneb
Interesting observation monday evening
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Posts: 52 09/19/07 04:48:20 Registered Member |
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Posts: 542 09/19/07 05:17:33 Master Guide |
If it is whay i.ve seen here in our lake; it will happen at the same time for a few days in the evening. I.ve caught some nice crappie by using a BH bugger
and allowing it to sink for 10 seconds and vary my strip. but i have no idea what it is that they are eating.
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Posts: 52 09/19/07 06:04:32 Registered Member |
Hi Bill;
What size and color bh bugger worked for you? thanks; Wayneb |
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