Amx
6/30/2012 8:23:00 AMThey bite on the fall because they are hungry, or there are more than 1 fish trying to get the worm. Competition ya know.
If the worm is laying on the bottom for a little bit, or a long bit, then the fish aren't really hungry, and they have to think about it, or there is a lot of fishing pressure on that lake and the fish has learned to think about it before grabbing a meal. Or the fish are cruising and they haven't passed by the lure yet.
:-)
If the worm is laying on the bottom for a little bit, or a long bit, then the fish aren't really hungry, and they have to think about it, or there is a lot of fishing pressure on that lake and the fish has learned to think about it before grabbing a meal. Or the fish are cruising and they haven't passed by the lure yet.
:-)
fishinChristian
6/30/2012 9:17:00 AMAmx sounds like he knows what he's talking about.
Fun is what it's about!
Fun is what it's about!
LiveAsYouWill
6/30/2012 1:08:00 PMCUrious...were you using nightcrawlers or plastics/senco types? I was trying to start using something other than plugs and curious about the "Wacky-rig" setup vs the "Texas" vs the "Drop-shot" when rigging plastics. Also, anyone have comments about using my Berkley bubblegum steelhead worms on a Texas-rig for bass? mostly i have pumpkin-seed/watermelon/darker colors.