Anyone know how you can catch gar in the rivers?
Gar In Tennessee
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BassMaster34
, Jun 22 2012 01:18 PM
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AK-NJ1986
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Posted June 22 2012 - 05:13 PM
With a fishing pole, some line, and a lure lol
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Posted June 22 2012 - 05:16 PM
hahahaWith a fishing pole, some line, and a lure lol
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Posted June 22 2012 - 05:51 PM
I can't keep them away from my roostertails!
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BassMaster34
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Posted June 22 2012 - 10:54 PM
I knew that guys lol I've never had one bite anything I've thrown though all they do is watch the lure
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Posted June 23 2012 - 12:13 PM
Get a fly rod and some of that white nylon rope/cord. Cut a piece a couple of inches long off, clip a swivel to one end, melting with a lighter helps to keep it attached, then fray the other end out a little.
How to fish it: Put it on the end of a short leader, 3-4' should be fine and basically sight fish for them. It is similar to fishing with a weightless fluke. The nylon will snag in their teeth so you don't need a hook for this.
No joke, this works pretty good it you can see them.
How to fish it: Put it on the end of a short leader, 3-4' should be fine and basically sight fish for them. It is similar to fishing with a weightless fluke. The nylon will snag in their teeth so you don't need a hook for this.
No joke, this works pretty good it you can see them.
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Posted June 23 2012 - 08:01 PM
I read an article in a magazine about fishing for gar like this. The guy mentioned in the article was a guide who specificly targeted gar like that. It looked like alot of fun.
Get a fly rod and some of that white nylon rope/cord. Cut a piece a couple of inches long off, clip a swivel to one end, melting with a lighter helps to keep it attached, then fray the other end out a little.
How to fish it: Put it on the end of a short leader, 3-4' should be fine and basically sight fish for them. It is similar to fishing with a weightless fluke. The nylon will snag in their teeth so you don't need a hook for this.
No joke, this works pretty good it you can see them.
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