To Stay or To Leave a Fishing Spot
okay fellas, I was contemplating this on my last trip out. Whats yalls guidelines for staying on a certain hole for any given amount of time? If your in a spot that you are picking up a few fish every once in a while, still getting bites every once in a while, How long do you stay at em before you decide to try the next spot to see if the bite is better?
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fishing for limits? tournament string? one trophy?
how crowded is the bay that day? is it the "mid day slump" or is it "prime time" ? |
I usually spend no more than 30 minutes per spot until I get to a spot with at least one fish in the boat per 10-15 casts
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it does..... get over it...
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Lake Bruce said if your looking for numbers I will usually run and gun across the lake, especially guiding, most people liked catching small fish and boat riding. Fish for consistent #'s of big takes a large degree of patience. Be prepared to get one good bight every 30 minutes.. This a pretty consistent time table. If a spot has good water, with bait, and a good tide I will fish it pretty hard..
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Fish it hard for 15-30 throwing every different color diff depths fan out ....then hit next reef or point. If I get on a good bite I work it till it is gone and run and gun. Wife with me she dictates everything she has map she makes decisions on where to go.......she right most time
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im to ADD to fish a spot for 30 minutes and not get a bite. i'd be back in the boat try'na spark a bowl
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Hard to leave fish that are biting, esp in a spot that has produced time and again. Left 'em before and wished we had stayed - more times than I want to say. I like to run and gun too for a 'better bite', but .... looking back, better to switch lures, presentation and 'homestead' the area that you have confidence in. Good luck.
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