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Best technique(s) for given situation?
Hello all!
First of all, I wanted to say "thank you" to all who post here - your informative and insightful messages have been a tremendous help to a novice like me. I had a chance on Monday to get out on a local reservoir and wet some lines and I wonder if my technique for the given conditions could have been MUCH better. It was a very bright, sunny day and the temperature was about 92 degrees. There was a southwesterly wind of about 10 miles an hour and the water was heavily stained muddy brown - hard to see anything beyond first foot of depth. I spent most of the time fishing shady areas along the bank where there was structure. I was in the shallow end of the reservoir, however, and in the deepest parts it was probably only 10 feet deep. I was using nightcrawlers, bee moths, and some Berkely fake nightcrawlers. I tried a few spinners and a few jigs, but the muddiness of the water seemed to convince me that scent was most important. So, all of that said, what would the experts have done differently? I can't wait to see the different approaches and I thank you all in advance for your insight! Best regards! Mick |
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