Enough with the tackle. LETS SEE SOME FISH!
Re: Enough with the tackle. LETS SEE SOME FISH!
Some nice looking peacocks there
Re: Enough with the tackle. LETS SEE SOME FISH!
Depends on the species, there was a piece from In-Fisherman TV that they talked about flatheads in the winter. And , basically they concluded and said they pretty much suspend or lay at the bottom and generally remain fairly inactive but they will not hesitate if a chance at a meal if it presents it self I'd say it probably goes the same for big blues and larger channel cats.Tokugawa wrote:and here I thought catfish didn't get active until is was warm. Huh. The two on this page are beasts!
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Re: Enough with the tackle. LETS SEE SOME FISH!
Bream fishing with a light spinning outfit with 8lb line and a small topwater popper and caught this 40lb 10oz grass carp after a 25minute FIGHT(and I mean fight) I got it in.
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Re: Enough with the tackle. LETS SEE SOME FISH!
What kinda glide bait did you use?flaswimbaiter wrote:
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Re: Enough with the tackle. LETS SEE SOME FISH!
Not a glide bait, it was a 3:16 Born Again Armageddon I painted myself.
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Re: Enough with the tackle. LETS SEE SOME FISH!
Shell Cracker chunk.
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well time to update again XD
3lb fish for the new Realis Crank!
Lure: DUO Realis Crank M65 11A
Reel: Shimano Rarenium 4000XG (loaded with Varias Avani PE2)
Rod: Crony Prodigy 802M
Lure: DUO Realis Pencil 110 (Smelt color)
Reel: Calcutta Conquest 101 (loaded with 15lb test Sufix 832)
Rod: Majorcraft Go-Emotion 692MH
Lure: DUO Tetraworks Yurameki (THK103 Cherry Sardine)
Reel: Shimano Alivio 2500A (loaded with i believe 10lb Spiderwire Code Red?)
Rod: Alpha Tackle "Trinis R" - RS661MPS
3lb fish for the new Realis Crank!
Lure: DUO Realis Crank M65 11A
Reel: Shimano Rarenium 4000XG (loaded with Varias Avani PE2)
Rod: Crony Prodigy 802M
Lure: DUO Realis Pencil 110 (Smelt color)
Reel: Calcutta Conquest 101 (loaded with 15lb test Sufix 832)
Rod: Majorcraft Go-Emotion 692MH
Lure: DUO Tetraworks Yurameki (THK103 Cherry Sardine)
Reel: Shimano Alivio 2500A (loaded with i believe 10lb Spiderwire Code Red?)
Rod: Alpha Tackle "Trinis R" - RS661MPS
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Re: Enough with the tackle. LETS SEE SOME FISH!
Here's a few recent pics. They aren't much, as the bigger females were out deeper, but I was happy just to wet a line.
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Re: Enough with the tackle. LETS SEE SOME FISH!
Just got to a private pond yesterday evening to test my 14 lb. Sunline Super Natural in green. My equipment for the day was a BPS Johnny Morris Elite mounted on a 6'6" medium Fenwick Silver Hawk, with the line attached to a brown/yellow LiveTarget SQB Crawfish.
BTW, my shoe is US size 10.
Also caught my first bass for this year which might have weight 2 or 3 pounds with the same lure.
So far, the trip is the best I had in the pond, especially considering that I had caught my first "big fish" in the pond since the 15-inch smallmouth that I had caught in 2007.
I caught this catfish while in a moment after the drizzle had dissipated. The scariest part of the fight was when the line was wrapped around a branch in a nearby tree, especially considering that the line doesn't have a lot of abrasion resistance. Consequently, I had forced myself to wade into the pond to untangle the line from the branch. Contrary to my fear, the line stayed resilient, so I was able to haul the catfish into the shore. Overall, the fight lasted around 4 minutes.BTW, my shoe is US size 10.
Also caught my first bass for this year which might have weight 2 or 3 pounds with the same lure.
So far, the trip is the best I had in the pond, especially considering that I had caught my first "big fish" in the pond since the 15-inch smallmouth that I had caught in 2007.