Recent content by FG_Fishing8

Bank-bobber

Looking into getting a new salmon reel, specifically shimano. Looking at the curado 301e but I was wondering if there are any other reels I should check out.

By the amount of eyes it has

I'm just wondering if it being a trolling rod makes a difference.

I knew I was getting a casting rod, that's not the issue. I intended to get a casting rod. It's just that it appears to be a trolling rod,

I came home from school for thanksgiving break and decided to give black friday a try. Ended up at fishermen's where Lamiglas x-11's were on sale for $54 and found the one that would work best for bobber fishing for salmon. It's a 9 ft 6 in, 1-8 oz lure weight, and 15-30 line weight. So it...

I may have to take a trip with you when you're back. I've got some learning to do.

Not much experience with summers... Not really sure what to use. I went all day fishing my normal bobber and jig that I would use during the winter but the confidence isn't there like it is with winter fish. Wondering if I should float a sand shrimp or throw dark spinners like I've been hearing.

Caught 4 more tonight. All on tubes. Biggest one was about 1.5 pounds, female with some eggs in her.

Hagg Lake--- I heard good thing about tubes and decided to buy a pack and give them a try. After reading Sapo's post about boat ramp C, I decided to head out that way at 7:45 or so. Racing the sunset, I fish a couple other baits with no success. I tie on a tube, green pumpkin with green and...

BACK TO BACK! Go Beavs

Hagg Lake--- Decided to go out with a buddy today and get him into some smallmouth, headed to my favorite bank spot for em. A fallen tree that they just seem to love. First cast with a gray and orange soft plastic craw, rigged texas style, I fish it parallel to the log and out of no where, I see...

what did ya catch it on? Never caught one, but have certainly tried.

I just logged on to ask the same questions!! Can't wait to get some help. We're in the same boat on this one. Never fished it for springers.

Water is mid 40's