02-11-2015, 04:31 AM
Big fish eat little fish, laws of nature.
Sure you've heard the saying, "Match the hatch". Ever ice a bow to have it puking up baby perch or bluegill? At Bear Lake tipping jigs with Cisco is commonplace, but sucker meat too. If it works for big lakers and cutts, why not bows?
Place like Strawberry, you can be sure they know what a tasty treat Kokanee fry are, though we can't use game-fish.
The bait and tackle shops will sell us all kinds of artificial options, but comes down to it, fish are opportunistic. And they gotta eat. I mean really - how often do you see earthworms swimming in the bottom/middle of a lake?
A majority of the scents are based on fishy smells. Ok - so there's garlic and anus [crazy] so maybe some trout like their meals well seasoned. No accounting for taste!
Try it, and let us know how you do!
Sure you've heard the saying, "Match the hatch". Ever ice a bow to have it puking up baby perch or bluegill? At Bear Lake tipping jigs with Cisco is commonplace, but sucker meat too. If it works for big lakers and cutts, why not bows?
Place like Strawberry, you can be sure they know what a tasty treat Kokanee fry are, though we can't use game-fish.
The bait and tackle shops will sell us all kinds of artificial options, but comes down to it, fish are opportunistic. And they gotta eat. I mean really - how often do you see earthworms swimming in the bottom/middle of a lake?
A majority of the scents are based on fishy smells. Ok - so there's garlic and anus [crazy] so maybe some trout like their meals well seasoned. No accounting for taste!
Try it, and let us know how you do!