how do you bottom fish in the ocean?

For rainbow trout in streams: Morning: I like to yse a 1/0 thin wire hook, load it with either dough balls or salmon eggs, leave at least 2' of line tied directly to the hook, a stop and a sliding sinker less than an ounce. Early afternoon: either flies or deep running jigs with very few feathers ...

Lots of times, I just put small rubber bands around the treble hooks and have a little piece of 1 pound monofilament running between each of the bands on each of the hooks, so when the fish hits and the bands come off, you still have the bands and nothing in the water will eat them. There arw ...

Limit per species. I'm in Indiana, I'm allowed to keep 25 Crappie per day. That's only Crappie though. I would be allowed to have my limit of Crappie, and my limit of Walleye, and my limit of Bass. Just because you reached your limit of one species doesn't mean you can't reach another limit for a ...

If your lake is ice free just take your boat and fish real slow. Cold water makes most fish very sluggish. If it gets close to freezing, bass, bream, crappie, and bluegill go next to dormant and head to the bottom. They might breathe once every three minutes and won't be interested in bait ...

It shouldn't be too different from normal open water conditions. To be honest those silly fish will eat just about anything. However as the seasons change, so does the available "life forms" that fish eat. In the winter, the bugs and smaller critters that fish eat start to deplete. So -depending on ...

torpedo shape throws me off. i not familiar with southern fish. mouth like a beak sounds like parrot fish. spiny part sounds like a puffer. but they not slim sorry have no idea