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sltrnsam
08-06-2006, 04:51 AM
went down to the coralville res saturday night and caught 14 from 8:00 oclock to 1:30. no fish was under 5 pounds, trolled and drifted around the 380 and 965 brigdes. had no problem getting shad for bait. thanks mike for the info.

clayton




laidbck111
08-06-2006, 04:54 AM
fantastic, sounds like a great night of fishing.

Burwell40
08-07-2006, 07:11 AM
went down to the coralville res saturday night and caught 14 from 8:00 oclock to 1:30. no fish was under 5 pounds, trolled and drifted around the 380 and 965 brigdes. had no problem getting shad for bait. thanks mike for the info.

clayton

Clayton, no problem. Glad you finally got into them in Coralville. Did you get any over 8lbs?

I was away for the weekend and didn't get home till Sunday at 5PM. It was hot and I was tired so I didn't follow through on my plan to get a line wet last night.

Burwell40
08-07-2006, 03:15 PM
Dave,

The channel doesn't get much deeper than that till you go downriver a mile or so. It's deep just under the bridges though.

sltrnsam
08-07-2006, 06:18 PM
Clayton, no problem. Glad you finally got into them in Coralville. Did you get any over 8lbs?

I was away for the weekend and didn't get home till Sunday at 5PM. It was hot and I was tired so I didn't follow through on my plan to get a line wet last night.


no mike, all where 5 to 7 pounds. still had a ball, next week iam going back and try using live bait. i never have tried trolling or drifting with live bait, might pick up a big flathead.

clayton

jdstraka
08-07-2006, 08:47 PM
Haven't fished Coralville Yet this year but I know there in there Clayton and You Sir have found them. Thats Great and thanks for the post. J.D.Straka :big_smile:

Burwell40
08-08-2006, 12:14 AM
For some reason, it seems that flatheads don't like the moving bait. I've tried a fair amount of live bait trolling. It works okay, but the bait comes off too easy. If you're going to drag a live shad, make sure it's a big one.