Thread: What would you do different?

Slip cork and slab sauce

Move. On.

Go get cowboy and come back

If they were deep enough that the trolling motor wouldn’t of effected them I would of used the same color with a crappie nibble and vertical jigged them with my rod tip no more than an inch or so off the water to help with the wind. I’ve had to do this technique several times when on fish and the wind gets to tough.


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The fish were 8-10’ deep to the top of the school in 20’ of water. Stacked against an old blown bridge. I was riding white caps. 2-3’ waves. I tried upwind and downwind of them. It was rough.

Wondering if the fish were there to avoid the conditions, and will soon leave. It's tough fishing a spot like that. Thoughts?

When they don't bite...…..go lite ! We usually throw into a heavy wind and let the wind make the jig create the action. Old man I use to fish with, would take a smaller jig 1/24 or 1/32 and put a larger float on that would not sit upright , just laid on it's side. When they hit the jig ,it wouldn't go under but the float would sit straight up like it normally should l! It works !

I only have 1 word. Slabsause. I always did better when I had a bow in my line, but sometimes you have to do what several mentioned and keep switching up until you find a color that entices the bite. Just my 2 cents

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