He said during high water you don’t want to wade as you can’t see where you are stepping in the murky, fast moving water.
“Our creek bottoms are shale and become violent.” He said heavy rains will make the streams cloudy, dirty and turbulent – like water coming out of a pipe. High water: Rudzinski said when the creeks are high, it’s difficult to fish. Single salmon eggs have been working as well.Ĭreating access for all: Uniquely-designed boat makes fishing on Lake Erie possible for anglers with disabilities Rudzinski advises anglers to hook the bait fish through the top lip to allow the minnow to still be able to swim.įeltenberger feels streamers sometimes work better than nymphs, but anglers have been catching fish with nymphs, too.
Feltenberger said to keep in mind steelhead can smell and will be attracted to the minnows. Steelhead that have been living in 70 feet of water or more are used to seeing emerald shiners and will take them on their way to the shallow creek waters. Both men said, for live bait, emerald shiner minnows are a good choice.
0 kommentar(er)
