tnbassfisher

Are you using the regular size Rat-L-Trap?

Yea, I have never seen a Wal-Mart that wasn't packed.

Yes. I have caught quite a few on Rebel Crawfish this year.

I have been doing a lot of creek fishing lately, and up until the last couple of weeks I have had no trouble finding the fish. But lately I can't find anything. Where is everyone finding the fish and what are you using?

When just doing my normal creek fishing I always go with Zoom mini lizards.

I'm going to Destin, Fl next week and was wanting to do some fishing. I don't really care to get a charter, but just wanting to fish somewhere. I was just wondering if anyone had any advice on what to use and possibly of you know the area well you could tell me somegood places to go.

Try and catch some Elwives for bait if at all possible. I caught a 5 1/2 lb Largemouth this spring on Boone while fishing with these live baits.

What size of rooster tail works best? In small streams I will use either 1/8 or 1/16. (Mostly 1/8). For a little larger rivers I will use 1/2.

Try Rooster Tails or some other type of small spinners.

Drums are some of the nastiest fish I have ever caught.

Thanks. I might give those a shot. Any colors that you would recommend?

Those are some nice Trout. What kind of worms are those exactly? Or what should I look for when looking for that type of worm?

I have been using Rooster Tails for most of my trout fishing, and have caught a few this year. But, someone was fishing some powerbait, trout nuggets the other day, and was catching quite a few. I am considering trying them out, and was wondering just how I should be fishing them.

I will have to second to Costa Del Mar. Got some for at the beginning of this year. You can really tell the difference.

Thanks for the help. I have just seen a lot of people using them, and I just wanted to know the differences.

I'm fairly new to fishing. I have always used spinning reels for all of my fishing. I was wondering what the differences are in a spinning vs. baitcasting reel is. Such as, why one would choose to use a baitcasting? And when to use one over the other. Just curiosity.

I have never heard of using Hydrogen Peroxide in livewells. I have heard of many dropping salt tablets into them, which helps to clear and purify the the water a little more.

I'm not too sure about the Super Dupers, they seem a little too large for stream Trout fishing. Like someone already said, you can catch them all day long on Rooster Tails.

Not much better than fried Catfish.

Any small spinners will work. Haven't tried the Panther Martins. I might have to pick some of those up. I personally would suggest your basic Rooster Tails. Just buy a few colors and figure out what the Trout in your area are biting.

Wow man. That's crazy. Hope you can do some fishing while you are in KY.