Fishing from covered boat docks

[GlenC]

I recently got permission to fish from a guy I work with who has a boat slip here on Eufaula Lake at the big Marina Boat Dock. He said I could come down anytime to fish. They have dropped several trees at his slip.

What is the best way to fish this type of area? Jigs or minnows?

Thanks in advance

glen

[crappiencali]

Either or. Let the fish tell you what they want. I have had better luck fishing docks with jigs myself but I never forget about trying a minnow.

[John Brower]

You might try wax worms for some really big bluegill, if the crappie
aren't biting.

Regards
Chef

[GlenC]

You might try wax worms for some really big bluegill, if the crappie
aren't biting.

Regards
Chef

What exactly are wax worms? My favorite for bluegill when in Calif was meal worms. But I can't find them here in Ok. Also unable to find Anchovies for Catfishing.

[rls1936]

Try Grubco, see the sponsor's link above. Fast delivery good prices.

[CrappiePappy]

I recently got permission to fish from a guy I work with who has a boat slip here on Eufaula Lake at the big Marina Boat Dock. He said I could come down anytime to fish. They have dropped several trees at his slip.

What is the best way to fish this type of area? Jigs or minnows?

Thanks in advance

glen

Weedless jigheads/plastic bodies -- "Vertical Casting" to the submerged wood ...... http://www.crappie.com/articles/crappiepappy.htm
Minnows/bobbers -- especially around the inside corners of the slip


"Wax Worms" are Bee Moth larvae ........ http://grubcobait.netstorekeeper.com/

........... luck2ya .......... cp

[Woohdog]

I usually start with a jig at the dock. If they'll take that, great. If not, I'll go get some minnows.