Night fishing

Re: Night fishing [Re: Harleyrockstar] #13164704 05/23/19 11:28 PM
Joined: Mar 2016 Posts: 1,697 garland L Lazy Ike Extreme Angler
Lazy Ike Extreme Angler L Joined: Mar 2016 Posts: 1,697 garland	Originally Posted by Harleyrockstar Originally Posted by leanin post BAM!! strong work !!! I love using the Yum wooly beavertails in the fall.. what are some of your favorite bonehead baits, ive been thinking abt trying some.? Leanin post I like the brush gliders and slim sticks from Bonehead and the baby shad and wicked shad from ATX lures. Sorry about the late response.Just came across this today! YOU WILL LIKE B.H. baits.Been using about 4yrs . Pretty durable, I like profile of brush gliders,good in dirty /stained water

Re: Night fishing [Re: Harleyrockstar] #13166359 05/25/19 03:49 PM
Joined: May 2019 Posts: 301 Lake Travis J JAlfred Angler
JAlfred Angler J Joined: May 2019 Posts: 301 Lake Travis	Originally Posted by Harleyrockstar Jalfred night time on Travis is definitely best. I struggle to catch more than 2 or 3 crappie on Travis during daylight hours. You nailed it. Went out yesterday (Friday 24 May) on Lake Travis between Lago Vista and the Pedernales for about 3 hours mid-day after catching a few minnows with my umbrella net. Managed to catch 3, 2 of which were keepers. Doesn't sound like much, but this is a big improvement compared to several trips prior. One of the 2 still had a few eggs left. Fish were about 10 feet deep in 25 feet of water. Water temp was 81 degrees. Wind was howling out of the southeast. Crappie for lunch today. Last edited by JAlfred; 05/25/19 03:50 PM. Reason: Correct spelling

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