fishly
Bait Fisher
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Not too far from my place theres a part of the river that turns into a
shallow muddy creek, it cant be more than 10 to 15 feet deep max. I
went there today with some buddies and caught some small mouth and and
sunfish. I caught the small mouth with this crankbait I was using but
the problem is it got snagged quickly after then , I lost a jig and two
rooster tails. And it seems like theres rock and fallen tree branches
hidden all over. How can I fish this type without lossing so many lures
while still catching fish?
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what i learned from fishing in asian swamps is to use a nylon, that's all. no need to cast your rod. Simply drop the nylon in front of you. Less trouble. Trust me.
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yeah exactly. nylon drop fishing is the best to do if the fish are just down there. Good for rock fish too.
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what i remember from nylon drop fishing from swamps are leech bites and this almost quicksand looking parts of lake surrounding land bodies..oh cambodia..
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I recommend you guys to use Multifilament Fishing Line. This Fishing Line is excellent when used on conventional and Baitcasting Reels, especially when you are after a larger fish.
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Yeah that's right. I agree that you must use Multifilament Line. A multifilament's stretch is very little and this Fishing Line is made
up of polyethylene strands which, by weight, are around five to 10
times sturdier as compared to steel.
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