| Author | Message | ||
     Kevin Dewayne (Rawr4yay) BOC INITIATE Username: Rawr4yay Post Number: 1 Registered: 7-2007 Rating: N/A |
Seems like the entire year i have been fight the bluegill. i fish mostly the same area its a new lake and the black top ends in the water i fish off the side of the pavement. i cast out livers and the blue gill hit soon as it touches water it is GONE, if not blue gill then bass, same goes for night crawlers, or any other "fresh" bait, any ideas on how to work around that. i have never caught a big fish in my ENTIRE life, but i am trying atleast 3 times a week to do just that. LOL | ||
| david hilborn (Criverkat) BOC INITIATE Username: Criverkat Post Number: 6 Registered: 12-2004  Rating: N/A |
try useing a trebble hook with pantyhose around your liver it might help keep your bait together longer for a cat to bite also try stink bait bluegills dont eat hat stuff good luck | ||
| Freddie Garrett (Mtnteddybear) BOC INITIATE Username: Mtnteddybear Post Number: 1 Registered: 7-2010 Rating: N/A |
I'm new on this site. It seems that if all you can catch is bluegills, that must be what the catfish are feeding on. Catch a bluegill and cut the head off and put it on a 3/0 circle hook putting the hook from one eye socket to the other. The bluegills will still suck on it but it will be too big for them to drag off or eat. If you can catch a small bluegill, 2" to 3", hook it behind the dorsal fin with the 3/0 circle hook and give that a try either on the bottom of below a float. The worst that you can do is catch a bass. Good hunting! | ||
| Karl Parker (Katfishkarl) BOC INITIATE Username: Katfishkarl Post Number: 2 Registered: 7-2010 Rating: N/A |
rednecks bait soap....google it |
