OldFloater
Well-known member
Growing up there was no father figure. But my mother would always take us kids camping and fishing. Mostly for trout at local lakes and streams. But we always bottom fished with worms. And to be honest I loved it. Those are some of my fondest memories growing up. But last summer, when I got my boat, I broke out of that shell and started using some jigs and swim baits.
Boy was I suprised! Last summer I caught all the biggest fish I have ever caught. This is wyoming. A 28" cat, Multiple 20+ inch walleye, And a 20in large mouth bass. And last year was the first time in my life that I really ever caught bass. They are now one of my most favorite fish. Even the small 12inchers or less. The fightin little turds just make my day.
I was also using a white swim bait, not sure what it was called, but it was all white with a white jig head and caught the cat. (on my stream fishing pole) it was on a little lake that is stocked, more like a pond. But it took me atleast 20 minutes to get him in. and when i got him to shore he made one final flail and broke my rod! Fun as fun can be bringing him in though.
So i guess the bottom line here is that I have no idea what most of you are talking about with trailers and what nots. and I have no idea what to add to my tackle box to increase my chances of bringing fish to the dinner plate, or just having a awesome day of catch and release.
Insights, tips and tricks would be much appreciated.
P.S. pictures are wonderful so that i can put names with images. lol [-o<
Boy was I suprised! Last summer I caught all the biggest fish I have ever caught. This is wyoming. A 28" cat, Multiple 20+ inch walleye, And a 20in large mouth bass. And last year was the first time in my life that I really ever caught bass. They are now one of my most favorite fish. Even the small 12inchers or less. The fightin little turds just make my day.
I was also using a white swim bait, not sure what it was called, but it was all white with a white jig head and caught the cat. (on my stream fishing pole) it was on a little lake that is stocked, more like a pond. But it took me atleast 20 minutes to get him in. and when i got him to shore he made one final flail and broke my rod! Fun as fun can be bringing him in though.
So i guess the bottom line here is that I have no idea what most of you are talking about with trailers and what nots. and I have no idea what to add to my tackle box to increase my chances of bringing fish to the dinner plate, or just having a awesome day of catch and release.
Insights, tips and tricks would be much appreciated.
P.S. pictures are wonderful so that i can put names with images. lol [-o<