Group: Newbies
Posts: 5
Member No.: 12751
Joined: December 30, 2016
Great job releasing! All catch and release anglers have my full respect. This is my practice as well. Can't beat fishing the Highlands for lakers. I'll be up there early tomorrow for the morning bite.
Group: Members
Posts: 106
Member No.: 11022
Joined: January 30, 2016
She's out with her brother this Am. we had a camera down yesterday.....caught one slottie but saw many, many, fish. Holy crap, in addition to all the little shriimp-like critters all over the bottom, seeing the trout come in and out in small packs. checking out the jigs and the minnows and teasing the s**t out of us. It really was amazing seeing all the life down there, and how many fish can taste your minnow without seeing much movement at all on the tip-up. Usually ya think you can see every wiggle your minnow does, but wow,,,we have a lot to learn about fish behaviour. The cameras are another little piece of entertainment out there and a great learning tool to boot. Have a productive day out there, be safe, and I'll hit the lake tomorrow...CHEERS and be safe.
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