Hey there been a long time since i've posted, getting ready for the first skuke trip of the year, hopefully it works out for me havnt even caught a channel yet this year.
Hey there been a long time since i've posted, getting ready for the first skuke trip of the year, hopefully it works out for me havnt even caught a channel yet this year.
Dammed off the creek right behind my house, gonna have me a nice little stocked bait hole!
Louis, I'm still realatively new to this and have not yet figured how to keep those baits on the hook. I can see me feeding all the flatties free food if I try casting those things out for bait. And, as for the walleye and bass gear, that record's going down this year to someone targeting flatheads (Hopefully me).Originally Posted by delawareriver
of course rhyder approves of that post......Dammed off the creek right behind my house, gonna have me a nice little stocked bait hole!
lol
Yes, indeed! This year or next I'm putting a pond in the front yard, all legal like too.
Oh, almost forgot -- me and the wife are headed to Philly for our first flathead expedition of the year. Hope we can outrun the rain.
Only a 7 pound channel was caught for me tonight. Poor thing almost got his eye misplaced by a circle hook barb.
Hope you guys had better luck.
Not much better Eric. We got in one 8,9, or 10 lb flatty. It was caught on a large live bluegill. We seemed to have more hits on live than cutbait. We were at the water from about 8:30 pm to 12:30 am. I think with the low water we may have been fishing very shallow though. Next time we will try our other spot which has a deeper hole. Still, it was a warm night and it was great to catch our first flathead of the year, even if it was only a little kitty. Can't wait for the water and the hits to warm up!
Nothing but eels on the D last night. Great weather though.
Did you keep them for bait?
On the Banks of the Deep End...
yuck!
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