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Hey, im looking for some advice on fishing. I live in New Jersey and love to hunt and fish, especially at one location, Round Valley Reservoir. Lately, we've been fishing off the docks with shiners and crayfish. Ive been nailing the smallies one after another and the occasional largemouth. The average fish is about 10-12 inches, but there are 2 or 3 easy 10 pounders than sit right under the dock in about 6-10 feet of water. These fish are incredibly smart and have outwitted me so far. I have tried shiners, crayfish, worms, all plastics, topwater frogs, and many lures...do u have any idea what i can use? I have gotten him to tap on one crayfish but not enough to set the hook. Another thing is they do not come to the surface, so it must not float. Thanks again for any ideas
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That's tough,Im sure the waters frigid. Where Im from we only have largemouth so... Im guessing your vertical fishing since your on a dock so that realy limits the artifical baits you can use. In cold water I usually recoment a jerkbait but you wont be able to fish that verically. id wait till the water warms up and try to get a reaction strike. -
drop a live bluefill/minnow down with a cut fin and a hook through the back or guts under a bobber.Comment
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Ncarl, yes thats the problem their right underneath the dock which llimits me....but ill try.Comment
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357 ill try that too and approximetly how big of a bluegill
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