I was stationed in Alaska for 4 years... We used to boil the fish to get the meat. Spread some cream cheese over a platter, next layer was cocktail sauce with the meat over that. A few crackers and a cold one...
I was stationed in Alaska for 4 years... We used to boil the fish to get the meat. Spread some cream cheese over a platter, next layer was cocktail sauce with the meat over that. A few crackers and a cold one...
I have found out with a tube jig and this might work with a crank bait is take a 1/2 ounce to bigger lead/bell lead sinker and run a swivel through the eye of the weight and then on the line and the weight sometimes will knock off the jig and if it doesnt do it the first time keep bouncing it and most of the time it works good for me
It was really getting to me losing brand new bandit crankbaits trolling at Greers. I started taking the ring that connects the hooks to the crankbaits off and would tie them back on with a lesser lb line like 6lb and pull with 12 lb. This realy worked out for me if I got hung I would just loose the treble hook and tie another back on. Most of the time I would get all of it back. Saved alot of baits.
I was thinking about what a smart a** you are because I have never seen you hung up once!!!. I was also worried about Crappie Pro watching me from his porch or something.
I still ain't dipping. I told my Doc that I was going to start dipping and smoking again when I make it to 92. He said he will try to get me there which got me to thinking.....so, now my new goal is 75.
Good hearing from you. Are you about settled in?? Are you catching any of those talapia out of Houge yet??
DP
I am a heterosexual male. 2 Chronicles 7:14
"If my people who are called by My name will humble themselves and pray and seek My face and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from Heaven and will forgive their sin and heal their land."
I usually settle on .8 (using the GPS) and 75 feet of line out. If that does not draw a strike I change sompin'...either the speed or the length of line. The more line, at the same speed, the deeper the 300 will go (look at the chart on the stickies)
In the summer, I troll a couple feet above the general themocline because that's what produces for me...it's the fish's preference. It seems that if I speed up too much, that other species tend to jump on the 300...like drum, pike (chain pickerel), striper or lm and kentucky bass.
The precision trolling page on the stickie is a god-send buddy and gives a man a starting place.
aj