05-19-2008, 09:15 PM
A lot of people (myself included) troll crawler harnesses a foot or two off the bottom. I've found that the yellows and red and white seem to work best in my areas.
![[Image: 32HGopred.jpg]](http://www.tjstackle.com/img/32HGopred.jpg)
Another good way of catching them is to drift fish and bounce a jig just up off the bottom tipped with a minnow or crawler.
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When are you going on your trip? Be sure to let us know how it went. If your interested I could send you out a couple crawler harnesses if you want to give it a try.
GOOD LUCK,
Mike
Another good way of catching them is to drift fish and bounce a jig just up off the bottom tipped with a minnow or crawler.
When are you going on your trip? Be sure to let us know how it went. If your interested I could send you out a couple crawler harnesses if you want to give it a try.
GOOD LUCK,
Mike