Dec
09
Can Someone help me About Fishing?
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i have just started fishing but i cant seem to catch any big decent sized fish ?
i usually catch little 1-2 pound perch and a couple of perch and 1 bream.
im not no expert at fishing but its a good day out.
can anyone give me any tips on how i can catch bigger fish more regularly ? or is it just luck?
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8 Comments
December 9th, 2010 at 12:24 pm
it all depends what type of body of water you fish, dont be afraid to ask people around you and see what they are using if they are catching bigger fish, Usually fisherman will be helpful and you can come back after a trip to the bait shop and attack those babies, and also some luck will help
December 9th, 2010 at 12:46 pm
It’s part strategy and part luck.
Your local bait store may be helpful. I would stop by and ask the guy behind the counter what the catfish and bass are biting on.
December 9th, 2010 at 1:20 pm
If u want to catch bream, bluegills, or perch consistently, start using crickets. These fish r spawning where I live right now (NC) and u catch the devil out of them using crickets and a cork. Find a place where there beds r (thats where they lay there eggs) and u can catch one just about every throw. U can recognize the beds because they will be in shallow water, usually 2-3 feet deep. The fish take there tails and sweep them back and forth leaving a cleared out spot on the lake or pond bottem. They r about the size of a big plate. Once u find the beds, just put your cork about 1-2 feet above your cricket and u should catch a load. My father and his brother went the other day to a lake and fished these beds and caught well over a hundred bream, bluegills, etc. in about 2 hours using crickets. U can also use small pieces of nightcrawlers as well. Just remember to use a very, very small hook. Hope this helps u out..
December 9th, 2010 at 2:06 pm
its more luck than anything else but if its a nice clear day and warm water use jigs if its clear and cool use a soft bait
if its clear and cold use a crank bait
but again most of it is luck
December 9th, 2010 at 2:49 pm
bigger the bait bigger the fish! try a big worm or minnow cast farther
or go to they have a little thing that shows you where fish are in lakes and what time they are there its relly help ful!
December 9th, 2010 at 3:25 pm
Then bigger fish deeper or hanging in hard to fish spots like under dock pilings, bridge abutments, sunken stumps, fallen trees, If you are in a boat and fishing facing the shore, be aware, that the bigger fish are behind you in deeper water. The bigger fish also like the murkier waters rather than clear water.
December 9th, 2010 at 3:50 pm
It depends on the body of water. Some have smaller stunted fish and others have larger fish, or a combination.
December 9th, 2010 at 4:43 pm
bigger bait and location