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Catching live bait.
I recently hired a guide to take me smallmouth creek fishing. We
fished artificials with not much luck then switched to creek minnows. The action immediately improved, we started catching rock bass and smallies. I was really hoping that I could catch just as much with artificials but it seems that live bait catches more fish. I feel like buying live bait is cheating, plus I like to keep things simple and I don't like the idea of rigging up some complicated live bait tank with an aerator. However, if I could be fairly certain of catching minnows or crayfish myself, in whatever creek I'm fishing, then it seems OK to me. So my question is, "Is it possible to catch my own bait (minnows, crayfish), consistently, from any given stream, with a few simple tools like a cast net and bait bucket?" Chuck. P.S. All the fish we caught on minnows were lip-hooked and released. |
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