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 Re: BEGINNER HERE
[Re: creekHunter]
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06/26/13 12:22 AM
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mjmetro0719
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If you dont have a cast net to get shad then catch some perch and cut in chunks or strips, good punch is also a good option
Mike
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Re: BEGINNER HERE
[Re: creekHunter]
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06/26/13 12:30 AM
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CatBoss
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Whole LIVE prey is what the Big'uns like,shad dont live long
so catch a bunch and keep fresh bait on the hook.
It also helps if your gear itself is up to the task your putting
to.
No bites in 2hrs(3-4 shad bait changes),MOVE cause they aint there
Proper hooking of perch should last an hour or two.
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Re: BEGINNER HERE
[Re: creekHunter]
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06/26/13 12:33 AM
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CatBoss
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FWIW you can sit on most any lake bank with perch hook tied to a tow chain and catch perch on frozen corn nibble's while you wait for " THE BITE "
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Re: BEGINNER HERE
[Re: creekHunter]
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06/26/13 03:50 PM
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creekHunter
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Well bluegill and bass is what i typically target. just wanted to take a bit more of a laid back approach to fishing and catch some grub
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