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Old 10-23-2015, 01:12 AM
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I find fishing birds to be a losing proposition 75% of the time. This time of year they are mostly on gaff tops and sand trout. I find the groups of 5 to 10 birds in a tight formation the most productive. A group of 20 spread out and hovering is going to be small fish and will most likely be moving to fast to keep up with on the trolling motor. I try to get in behind them because I think that the feeding fish are basically facing the same way as the feeding birds. I like to throw tsunami type swim baits and work them with the current. Birds and fish usual feed facing into the current. I have approached them from upwind/current before and not had a bite until I drifted down current enough to present the bait with the current. I find the bigger fish corral the school of bait a lot tighter than the little ones. If you get on a school of decent trout under birds you can almost anchor because the birds won't move far.
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Old 10-23-2015, 08:02 AM
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I find fishing birds to be a losing proposition 75% of the time. This time of year they are mostly on gaff tops and sand trout. I find the groups of 5 to 10 birds in a tight formation the most productive. A group of 20 spread out and hovering is going to be small fish and will most likely be moving to fast to keep up with on the trolling motor. I try to get in behind them because I think that the feeding fish are basically facing the same way as the feeding birds. I like to throw tsunami type swim baits and work them with the current. Birds and fish usual feed facing into the current. I have approached them from upwind/current before and not had a bite until I drifted down current enough to present the bait with the current. I find the bigger fish corral the school of bait a lot tighter than the little ones. If you get on a school of decent trout under birds you can almost anchor because the birds won't move far.
Salty sully ......this so far is the only true post and a good one too Marque can catch..... I knew the guys where going to bust you hard when I seen your post lol
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Old 10-23-2015, 06:59 PM
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Salty sully ......this so far is the only true post and a good one too Marque can catch..... I knew the guys where going to bust you hard when I seen your post lol
I didn't read all the threads but I should have. Anything mentioning birds or the weirs on this site gets sideways quick. I freely admit to be a first rate snob when it comes to fishing, but I can't hold a candle to the Salty Cajun elite. You guys are my heroes.
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Old 10-23-2015, 07:46 PM
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I didn't read all the threads but I should have. Anything mentioning birds or the weirs on this site gets sideways quick. I freely admit to be a first rate snob when it comes to fishing, but I can't hold a candle to the Salty Cajun elite. You guys are my heroes.
haha exactly! definitely breaks the monotony
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