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re: I need a crash course in catching P. annularis
Posted on 9/5/17 at 12:47 pm to MallardMaster
Posted on 9/5/17 at 12:47 pm to MallardMaster
I knew that was coming
I honestly have no idea how many are in there, after four years of bass fishing the place I just caught the first one this past weekend. From what I've read, if you have bigger ones, then you don't have a bunch, and I'm hoping that's the case.
I honestly have no idea how many are in there, after four years of bass fishing the place I just caught the first one this past weekend. From what I've read, if you have bigger ones, then you don't have a bunch, and I'm hoping that's the case.
Posted on 9/5/17 at 1:04 pm to TheDrunkenTigah
Typically that is correct in a small pond but at 7 acres you could have some nice Myers and size.
This time of year they will be deep. Will get shallow in spring and fall.
Shiners seem to work most consistently, but jigs can out catch them 10 fold when they are on. Jigs to try:
bobby
monkey milk, Cajun cricket, black and chartuse.
Tube jigs: black chartreuse, blue and white.
Marabou jigs: black and chartreuse, white
Remember with jigs, the lighter the line class, the better they move and more you catch.
This should get you started. Let me know if you have more questions.
This time of year they will be deep. Will get shallow in spring and fall.
Shiners seem to work most consistently, but jigs can out catch them 10 fold when they are on. Jigs to try:
bobby
monkey milk, Cajun cricket, black and chartuse.
Tube jigs: black chartreuse, blue and white.
Marabou jigs: black and chartreuse, white
Remember with jigs, the lighter the line class, the better they move and more you catch.
This should get you started. Let me know if you have more questions.
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