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Posted on 8/5/23 at 7:55 pm to CajunLife
Man brim are about as easy as it gets in my opinion .
Posted on 8/5/23 at 8:21 pm to Tvilletiger
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Man brim are about as easy as it gets in my opinion .
Largemouth and Spots are easier.
Posted on 8/5/23 at 9:12 pm to CajunLife
Crickets are probably your best bait, they hard to get in my area so I get worms.
I like to fish them with a 6-7 medium light spinning rod spooled with 15-20lb baid. Mustad no. 6 O'Shounesy* extra strong hook, clam shell weight, and a slip bobber. Put the weight about 4" above the hook
I like to fish them with a 6-7 medium light spinning rod spooled with 15-20lb baid. Mustad no. 6 O'Shounesy* extra strong hook, clam shell weight, and a slip bobber. Put the weight about 4" above the hook
Posted on 8/6/23 at 8:52 pm to CajunLife
I pretty much fish exclusively with these jigs:
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I put them on a 1/32 jig head, under a Thill float using 4lb test on a light weight jig pole.
I like these jigs because the smaller bream will “tap” it but won’t take it off like a cricket or worm. They also tend to catch larger bream too.
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I put them on a 1/32 jig head, under a Thill float using 4lb test on a light weight jig pole.
I like these jigs because the smaller bream will “tap” it but won’t take it off like a cricket or worm. They also tend to catch larger bream too.
Posted on 8/7/23 at 11:28 am to CajunLife
I've been fishing for bream lately and can maybe hobble together some videos for a full youtube.
To be honest, you can catch them on worms basically any day, all day, anywhere that there's structure.
But if you like ultralight like I do, I've been throwing a variety of free lined jigs on 1/16" crappie jigheads, niko helgramite ned rigged, and panfish magnet under a cork.
I'll try to get a decent video edited though. It's been really fun learning this technique.
To be honest, you can catch them on worms basically any day, all day, anywhere that there's structure.
But if you like ultralight like I do, I've been throwing a variety of free lined jigs on 1/16" crappie jigheads, niko helgramite ned rigged, and panfish magnet under a cork.
I'll try to get a decent video edited though. It's been really fun learning this technique.
This post was edited on 8/7/23 at 12:50 pm
Posted on 8/7/23 at 11:59 am to catchyalater
I like fishing with tube jig baits. My two main colors are a dark blue/white and dark green [or black]/ and light green skirt.
I will fish these tube baits with 1/32 or 1/16 oz jigs. The method kind of depends on what the area looks like and the depth of the water.
I like fishing a small spinner bait, usually with a silver spinner with an ultra light rod and reel. Sometimes I just tie on a jig and fish it with a slow retrieve. sometime I will put on a cork.
Some areas call for fishing with a cane pole or flyrod where you can put the bait next to structure.
Another fun method is with a fly rod and a small popping bug.
Using tube jigs, saves you the trouble and expense of buying live bait. I usually kept my fish in a basket in the water. When the basket starts to get full, I put them on ice.
I will fish these tube baits with 1/32 or 1/16 oz jigs. The method kind of depends on what the area looks like and the depth of the water.
I like fishing a small spinner bait, usually with a silver spinner with an ultra light rod and reel. Sometimes I just tie on a jig and fish it with a slow retrieve. sometime I will put on a cork.
Some areas call for fishing with a cane pole or flyrod where you can put the bait next to structure.
Another fun method is with a fly rod and a small popping bug.
Using tube jigs, saves you the trouble and expense of buying live bait. I usually kept my fish in a basket in the water. When the basket starts to get full, I put them on ice.
Posted on 8/7/23 at 1:30 pm to CajunLife
Hi bream fish 10 to 15 times a year.
If I don’t have crickets, I’m not going. Don’t be scared to take off the cork and Carolina rig a cricket at 6-8 feet especially April-May
If I don’t have crickets, I’m not going. Don’t be scared to take off the cork and Carolina rig a cricket at 6-8 feet especially April-May
Posted on 8/7/23 at 7:43 pm to CajunLife
I grew up brim fishing with a cane pole and crickets. Now I love to fly fish for brim. Bets popping bugs work great. Use the smaller ones.
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