fattie flatties part 2 of 2

[kmaty]

Ifyou haven't seen the first part of my day check out the saltwater section to check out the first half....after a delicious lunch and suds to wish it down headed over to my local pond to get in on some panfish well it was game on cast after cast with 1/32oz jigs tiped with plastics under the float up top didn't matter perch crappie yellows and whites were on fire!

[kmaty]

Having trouble posting picts lately will work on it as soon as i can

[kmaty]

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[Outofline]

if that's the central jersey bridge i'm thinking of, at dusk, usually the herring start showing up, and the larger crappie, perch, pickerel, and bass aren't far behind them! last year, i was using shiners, and was picking up the larger crappie, away from the bridge, under a bobber. a trout magnet works well too, just watch, as there's a brush pile on the parking lot side of the bridge that will hang you up!
this is, of course, you can get past the bucket brigade and their 20 poles lined up along the bridge as they fish for golden shiners, and anything else that swims, for dinner or bait!

[Jigman13]

Originally Posted by Outofline

if that's the central jersey bridge i'm thinking of, at dusk, usually the herring start showing up, and the larger crappie, perch, pickerel, and bass aren't far behind them! last year, i was using shiners, and was picking up the larger crappie, away from the bridge, under a bobber. a trout magnet works well too, just watch, as there's a brush pile on the parking lot side of the bridge that will hang you up!
this is, of course, you can get past the bucket brigade and their 20 poles lined up along the bridge as they fish for golden shiners, and anything else that swims, for dinner or bait!

hit the nail on the head!

[Fin Reaper]

Dude, usta see the boat parked off Limecrest, you still up in Andover?
Not alot of open water up here yet and Lake Lenape still low.

[bunka bologna]

Originally Posted by Outofline

if that's the central jersey bridge i'm thinking of, at dusk, usually the herring start showing up, and the larger crappie, perch, pickerel, and bass aren't far behind them! last year, i was using shiners, and was picking up the larger crappie, away from the bridge, under a bobber. a trout magnet works well too, just watch, as there's a brush pile on the parking lot side of the bridge that will hang you up!
this is, of course, you can get past the bucket brigade and their 20 poles lined up along the bridge as they fish for golden shiners, and anything else that swims, for dinner or bait!

im new to freshwater and i've seen this on numerous posts. what does a bobber rig look like? and a shiner or trout magnet underneath? do you just let it drift or retrieve it?

[bigfishy]

If this confuses you , just remember to K.I.S.S....
Keep It Simple Stupid

https://www.google.com/search?q=pict...2F%3B400%3B394

[bunka bologna]

Originally Posted by bigfishy

If this confuses you , just remember to K.I.S.S....
Keep It Simple Stupid

https://www.google.com/search?q=pict...2F%3B400%3B394

Are you saying to do without that rig

[kmaty]

A simple float above a jig and plastic or bait is fine. Your everyday bober with your favourite panfish jig set the distance between the jih and bober keep changing the depth until you find em. Small slow twitches works or just float it snd sometimes slow retrieve . Works best they could be at 1ft might be at ten all depends