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re: Panfish versus crickets
Posted on 7/16/13 at 10:44 am to StinkDog12
Posted on 7/16/13 at 10:44 am to StinkDog12
I love drowning crickets. Get a good cricket box and put half a potato in it and they'll keep for a while.
Eta: i've caught bream on gummy bears, sunflower seeds, and just about anything I have laying around when they are biting.
Eta: i've caught bream on gummy bears, sunflower seeds, and just about anything I have laying around when they are biting.
This post was edited on 7/16/13 at 10:46 am
Posted on 7/16/13 at 11:10 am to Dooshay
Best baits for panfish in the south IMHO
grass shrimp
brown crickets
earth worms
red wigglers
field crickets
grasshoppers
any other meat (original slim jims work and stay on a hook FOREVER)
but for fast fishing with kids without the troubles of live bait try a wet fly as mentioned above.
I use a small weighted cork,
with a small wet fly (scuds, midges, small wooly buggers), or unweighted baitkeeper hook with a a small soft plastic bait tied 18 -30 " below the cork.
Frequently the rate of fall is the key. Crickets sink slowly and so should your bait. So cast out, wait 3-5 seconds and pull the cork forward 6" and then wait again. Repeat and load the cooler.
grass shrimp
brown crickets
earth worms
red wigglers
field crickets
grasshoppers
any other meat (original slim jims work and stay on a hook FOREVER)
but for fast fishing with kids without the troubles of live bait try a wet fly as mentioned above.
I use a small weighted cork,
with a small wet fly (scuds, midges, small wooly buggers), or unweighted baitkeeper hook with a a small soft plastic bait tied 18 -30 " below the cork.
Frequently the rate of fall is the key. Crickets sink slowly and so should your bait. So cast out, wait 3-5 seconds and pull the cork forward 6" and then wait again. Repeat and load the cooler.
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