This was the only glove I had last night, Good ol' worms.Catfish said:Hahaha they're a bit intimidating at first, between their fatness, size, and shear ugliness!use a glove if you want. Sometimes i'll just put on one gardening glove and use that hand to support the head, or grab it's mouth.
Yes my friend, this worked for me last night on the Grand. I got 2 nice Channels, one about 1.5 lbs and one about 4 or 5. Somewhere below Caledonia, hope I can find that spot again.Mr. Bassturd said:ive caught most of mine off worms and a float easy to find and transport when im on the river favourite spot is definetely grand river i find the channel cats there look so healthy and clean but the bullheads elsewhere look so fugly
I f it is pretty snag free i might bottom bounce but prefer a float on the river
So we found worms at the river under rocks.
As fun as it sounds, frogs have enough troubles, and I strongly suggest you let them be as their population is in the decline.alwayscatching said:
since ive been getting into trout fishing more lately I have been adapting some techniques such as using lighter lb test lines and leaders as well as using flouro and ive noticed my catch rate has gone up across the board so you are definitely onto something.Johnny Hollywood said:
Im near the hammer, so i dont really know any locations up your way, but any big pond or medium to large sized river will have them.fisher12 said:
Since we are not talking Chrome or Salmon here I guess I can get away with mentioning the Credit River. That Cats are nowhere near where the Salmon and Trout are anywayfisher12 said:
. I am lying thru my teeth :lol: .
No worries Alfie. The shop doesn't sell them, right?Alfiegee said:
Ok, cause I would be thinking it is highly illegal... now, if only I could find minnows in the city...Alfiegee said:
