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    Default Keeper Pond Bream...


    Looking for any tips on catching keeper pond bream...very little pressure on them... Dad wants a mess of bream and I've never really targeted them.

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    Use grass shrimp if you have them. Under a cork or tip a jig. Crickets will work the same way

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    Have never seen or used grass shrimp...would they be in the pond on their own? How do I catch them?

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    In Louisiana they are in any lake or pond that has weed beds. Use a fine mesh dip net about a foot square and run it through the root of the weeds

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    Almost any small bait will work.

    For live bait, I prefer some type of grub: maggots, wax worms or meal worms, in that order.

    For artificials, jigs are great (1/32 oz or smaller.) Flies work well, too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by deathb4disco View Post
    Almost any small bait will work.

    For live bait, I prefer some type of grub: maggots, wax worms or meal worms, in that order.

    For artificials, jigs are great (1/32 oz or smaller.) Flies work well, too.
    I have some 1/32nd oz Roadrunners I could tie. What colors/patterns would you recommend?

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    Quote Originally Posted by smoothlures View Post
    I have some 1/32nd oz Roadrunners I could tie. What colors/patterns would you recommend?
    My favorite colors are, in order:

    Solid red
    Solid black
    Solid chartreuse
    Solid white

    It's not too complicated.

    Sometimes I tip the jig with a wax worm, sometimes not. Overall, I think it helps. As I go through my fishing records over the last several years, a 1/64 black marabou jig tipped with a wax worm is just deadly.

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    I fish a private pond here in AL and there are some king sized bream in there. I catch a lot using a roadrunner with a white/chartreuse body. but the color will also be dictated by the color of water and light level. i've caught some on electric chicken colors as well

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    Nice panfish will hit small minnows.....live or plastic.
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    Red wigglers. Shellcrackers prefer them over crickets and artificial baits.

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