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Determine the length of the "stem" and insert it into the body:
Pressing a glass bead into the stem. I despise the plastic beads used on most slip floats, as the wear too easily and pinch my line.…
ContinueAdded by Tony Livingston on December 30, 2012 at 12:27pm — 11 Comments
Since I'm unable to fish, I thought I would post a few photos showing what I'm up to with my floats. This first photo shows the materials I'm using: Cans of primer and topcoat, 3/16" rigid aquarium tubing, glass beads from the craft store, some 5/32" hardened drill rod used for a turning mandrel, 1" square balsa blocks, and some split, flat washers and O-rings, used for float weighting.…
ContinueAdded by Tony Livingston on December 30, 2012 at 12:01pm — 1 Comment
Didnt fish alot last year and there was no ice in the area.Hopefully there will be ice in a week or so.Going through my ice fishing stuff waiting for safe ICE!
Added by RIVERRUNT on December 28, 2012 at 3:05pm — 16 Comments
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With the success many of you have with crickets, either fished alone or tipped on a jig. I decided I needed a good cricket pattern for my fly box. I had tried in the past to tie a cricket pattern, but was never happy with the profile or proportions. I have a foam spider pattern that is easy to tie and I thought if I could add some shapely legs, a wing and some markings I could produce something that might pass for a cricket to a hungry gill. I little time at the vise produced…
ContinueAdded by Rex Robinson on December 23, 2012 at 9:15pm — 10 Comments
You're a fine one, Mr. Gill
You realllllyyy arrrrre the best.
It's a fact that Bass get better press, but still I find them such a pest, Mr Giiiilllll.....
I'll continue to pursue you with both.....passion and zessssst.
You indulge me, Mr. Gill
with your spirited, frennnnnzied fight.
I like the way you strip off line, when my drag is set just right, Mr. Giiiiillll......
To see my float sink neath' the surface is…
ContinueAdded by Tony Livingston on December 21, 2012 at 8:33pm — 1 Comment
A hook out tool can be easily made from an old ball point pen tube. Pull out the ink cartridge and insert a plastic arrow nock with a little glue if it does not fit snug. An old pen tube with an attached clip is the most convenient. A package of arrow nocks can be found in the hunting department. I selected the narrowest knocks I could find to better fit into smaller bluegill mouths. Once completed, push the knock down to the hook bend. Then with a little tension on the line you can usually…
ContinueAdded by Marcus Sharp on December 21, 2012 at 7:01am — 3 Comments
Had some good luck on my return to Alabama. All the fish shown were consumed at a fry the same day.
Added by Joe Hinton on December 16, 2012 at 5:37pm — 2 Comments
what are some of the best lures or bait for bluegill in the winter. cause when i always go fishing for bluegill its live bait all year around. and how deep should i fish use a bobber or should i just fish off the bottom or fish with lures like popper, or a jig. if you have any tips for catch bluegill in the winter just please comment.
Added by joshua malique plummer on December 16, 2012 at 7:10am — 2 Comments
This is a shallow water method, first told to me by our own beloved John Sheehan, of RINGWOOD, NJ. You may not know that John is a fine musician; you can hear him on ITUNES or see him on YouTube all day long. I encourage you to do so. But John is also an accomplished angler and he uses this plan for both bass and pickerel. Let John tell you how it works:
“Flutter spoons thin gauged spoons that come into play when a slow fall is the preferred presentation . This means they don't cast…
ContinueAdded by David, aka, "McScruff" on December 13, 2012 at 4:40pm — 3 Comments
"On the first day of Christmas my true love gave to me: A shiny new Pflueger Su-preme"
Added by Tony Livingston on December 13, 2012 at 4:18pm — 16 Comments
Got out for 30 minutes before work this morning, and I caught 5 HBG. All good fish, although the cold killed the batteries in my scale, so estimating weight between 1 lb for smaller fish, and around 22 ozs. for largest. Ice jig tipped with spikes, water has risen to 44 degrees, air temp was 30 degrees.…
ContinueAdded by Tony Livingston on December 6, 2012 at 8:26am — 15 Comments
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