Bull, that is what I use at Sooner lake. put a 2 oz weight on bottom, and put a shiner or cut shad about 2' above the weight so it can float. Its in water with current too.
Thanks for the tip on the garlic dogs, I'm definately gonna try it. I went wading the north canadian today and caught some nice ones. I was shocked to catch some flatheads on cut shad. Biggest was about 10 lbs. I'll post pics as soon as i can figure out how to downsize them. There was a post on her about resizing pics but i cant find it. If anybody comes across it, plz link it to me, Thanks!
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I recommend you also throw chicken livers into the mix. Chicken livers catch cats like crazy when I am fishing random ponds and lakes. I haven't tried the chicken livers in rivers yet.
when I use live bait I use goldfish when it comes to non-live bait I use beef liver with garlic and salt smothered in fish oil and then I put pantyhose over the bait when its on the hook.
^Why panty hose? So its tougher to take off the hook without eating the hook too?
Nice tip about the wieners. Going to tell my father in law, he's camping next month and is planning on running some jugs.
The grasshoppers are still leading the pack.
thanks for the update
As you can tell Deer Slayer, I didn't get out this weekend to run my line. Weekend pretty much did a 180, so the only time I got to fish was Sunday night. Fished from about 8 pm to 4 am. Had 4 blues and 3 channels, biggest was about 4 lbs. Caught them all on either live perch or smashed shiner. Had some 6" bullheads on most of my lines, just waitin on that big ol flathead, but never happened.
