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SaltyShaw 04-25-2012 10:58 PM

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Originally Posted by meaux fishing (Post 424298)
I see what you did there ;) lol

I was wondering if anyone was going to catch that!!

sacalaitman 04-25-2012 11:56 PM

I like to catch large trout. My largest 7.6lb came off of atificial. I like to use live bait to find my fish, if the conditions allow, I will switch to plastic. All and all i catch more big trout on live bait, but its all in where your fishing and what the trout wants.

mcjaredsandwich 04-26-2012 12:41 AM

I can recall fishing live bait in big lake 5 times.


I will tip on some fo fo's tho..


I love to fish plastics. Grew up bass fishing and never really used live bait. I don't care if I only catch a few, but knowing I tricked a trout, red, flounder, bass etc with plastic is a good feeling.

I will admit soaking a 4" threadfin shad on lake texoma or tawakoni for stripers is fun, and big gizzard shad or perch for big blue cats and flatheads.



BTW, real men use a bow :p
sammich

SaltyShaw 04-26-2012 12:50 AM

Poooo what you know bout them FoFo's on dead tide!

Spunt Drag 04-26-2012 01:32 AM

Ill drown the pizz out of live bait if it catches fish. Most people who complain about LB fisherman will shoot a deer over a big ol pile of corn or stick a spinner in their decoy spread. I consider myself the 2nd best fisherman on big lake, cuz all them other ones (W) are the best!

Gottogo49 04-26-2012 07:42 AM

To each his own and whatever it takes to catch. My uncle and grandfather first took me fishing, they fished mostly fresh dead shrimp on the bottom for reds and flounder. Trout were slimy, wormy fish that you just didn't eat. I later learned to fish artificials and cut the worms out of trout but I still occasionally enjoy soaking a live croaker or mullet. For the SC tournament, will live bait be allowed? How about wade fishing?

Coppertone 04-26-2012 07:52 AM

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Originally Posted by Montauk17 (Post 424218)
You got it bro....like the old quote goes...many men fish all their lives without ever realizing that it is not the fish they are after. It's all about the adventure getting away from the daily grind enjoying the great outdoors.

Tell these guys to drop all their fish off at my house then. :)

Bluechip 04-26-2012 08:49 AM

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Originally Posted by Gottogo49 (Post 424357)
To each his own and whatever it takes to catch. My uncle and grandfather first took me fishing, they fished mostly fresh dead shrimp on the bottom for reds and flounder. Trout were slimy, wormy fish that you just didn't eat. I later learned to fish artificials and cut the worms out of trout but I still occasionally enjoy soaking a live croaker or mullet. For the SC tournament, will live bait be allowed? How about wade fishing?

Yes and yes on live bait and wading.

Garfish 04-26-2012 03:51 PM

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Originally Posted by eman (Post 424115)
I believe it ,but i more than once have pulled up on a spot where a boat was on one side of a platform catching a few trout on arties and started fishing the other side w/ live shrimp. arties never got another bite.
We fish live shrimp ,get the fish feeding then go to plastics till they slow down then back to shrimp to turn em on again.

That's tried and true!


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