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Hi all,
I live in Western North Carolina, where the weather has been anything But normal. It has been unseasonably warm here, and today I was going to take the boat out, but wouldn't you know, woke up to high winds overcast skies and a bitter cold snap in the air. Was wondering if any of you could tell me what works best in winter. I have never really fished in winter as have had no such luck, I have always thought, winter=Deep, and I hate fishing deep. Is this true? I like boat docks or other structures, but hate deep, although my tackle salesman has told me that verticle jigging was the way to go this time of year, any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks in advance, Scooter |
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