06-13-2007, 02:23 AM
thanks for the info and welcomes, startin get the hang of this fishin thing,(at least i think so [
]) just a lot of grey areas i need to learn from others on. lookin forward to readin more "experiences". Readin how to do somethin and Seein how to do somethin are completely different to me but it helps ease my mind A TON !!! For now Ive been havin fun bein the Dufus on the bank [cool] Guess my next question is about colors, Are the more popular colors area specific? or does it depend on the type of water your fishin in? or what your fishin for?
Been fishin at Rend Lake here in Southern Illinois and nightcrawlers / dayglo yellow rooster tail / white bitsy minnow crank have worked for me so far, maybe i was just holdin my mouth right er somethin though, Ill admit my tackle box is pretty scarce right now, but ill definately give the black/blue a go, seems the rooster tail worked the best but the bitsy minnow worked better at the city lake the day before. Ive also been told the Rapala Original Floater works good for Bluegill. Been catchin quite a few hand length Bluegill at Rend Lake, seems the baitstealers keep gettin my worms though.
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]) just a lot of grey areas i need to learn from others on. lookin forward to readin more "experiences". Readin how to do somethin and Seein how to do somethin are completely different to me but it helps ease my mind A TON !!! For now Ive been havin fun bein the Dufus on the bank [cool] Guess my next question is about colors, Are the more popular colors area specific? or does it depend on the type of water your fishin in? or what your fishin for? Been fishin at Rend Lake here in Southern Illinois and nightcrawlers / dayglo yellow rooster tail / white bitsy minnow crank have worked for me so far, maybe i was just holdin my mouth right er somethin though, Ill admit my tackle box is pretty scarce right now, but ill definately give the black/blue a go, seems the rooster tail worked the best but the bitsy minnow worked better at the city lake the day before. Ive also been told the Rapala Original Floater works good for Bluegill. Been catchin quite a few hand length Bluegill at Rend Lake, seems the baitstealers keep gettin my worms though.
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