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Jeff Little and I went out to shoot an episode for Tight Line Junkie's Journal so I took off today since this weekend was so windy. Well, today was pretty windy too but the fishing was on fire. We were greeted by flocks of birds that showed us the way. I couldn't keep fish off the line. Many times two at once. One time was 3 at once and another time was 3 in 30 seconds....I've got the video of that up here: https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v...type=2&theater
Most fish were caught between 30' and 10'. Cowpokey mentioned that most of his fish were caught in less than 10' of water regardless of the depth he was in, and I would say that was true today with a caveat. I trolled a pair of my Chesapeake Rigs, one running deep and one running shallow. They both hit, but the smaller fish were higher. When the deep lure hit, the fish was typically bigger. So they were spread through the water column, but bigger ones seemed deeper.
You know you're using the right lures when the fish inhale them like this!
Most fish were caught between 30' and 10'. Cowpokey mentioned that most of his fish were caught in less than 10' of water regardless of the depth he was in, and I would say that was true today with a caveat. I trolled a pair of my Chesapeake Rigs, one running deep and one running shallow. They both hit, but the smaller fish were higher. When the deep lure hit, the fish was typically bigger. So they were spread through the water column, but bigger ones seemed deeper.
You know you're using the right lures when the fish inhale them like this!
sounds like a marketing adventure hmmmm??? capitalize on the umbrella rig but to higher level...Chesapeake Rigs for Chesapeake Pigs
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