big fish lite line
6/30/2009 5:42:00 PMfor trout in rivers I cast a worm with a small split shot ahead of it so that it will bounce along bottom.
itchin4abite
7/1/2009 9:03:00 PMI use that all the time as well. I was wondering how to use the corky and yarn. If I cast it out on its own, then I can't cast it very far. If I throw a weight on it, or a slinky then it sits at the bottom and bounces downstream. I just want to know the right way.
Dustin07
7/2/2009 7:43:00 AMin the rivers we've caught them on so many things but spinners seem to be pretty consistent for smaller bows. worms off bottom or a few inches off are pretty good. hard to beat worms if you can make the presentation right.
itchin4abite
7/2/2009 11:39:00 AMI brought worms with me the other day that I got from Walmart. They were horrible. I had much better luck at Auburn Sports and Marine.
scott080379
7/3/2009 9:04:00 AMI used wedding rings with a wrm on the hook. Always have had good luck on the green with that combo.
any day fishing is better than a day a work
any day fishing is better than a day a work
scott080379
7/3/2009 9:08:00 AMoh and there is some good fishing if you don't mind pushing through some brush. go past flamming gyser and once you get to the first bridge. Pull over and park, then hike down the hill. The old trails are over grown but you can still push your way to the river. I will be heading down there in a couple days. Should bring something to clear the trails again.
scott080379
7/3/2009 9:36:00 AMoh and there is some good fishing if you don't mind pushing through some brush. go past flamming gyser and once you get to the first bridge. Pull over and park, then hike down the hill. The old trails are over grown but you can still push your way to the river. I will be heading down there in a couple days. Should bring something to clear the trails again.