i think any call will work in certain situations, i just like to get out n hunt n that's what i do. i am certainly no expert but i do love to hunt n fish. There may be others on here that might kill more yotes then me, but i dont think there r many that catches more trout then me.
Quote from: golfertrout on March 17, 2008, 11:07:43 PM
but i dont think there r many that catches more trout then me.
Now hold on just a second..... :eyebrow: I had a trip last year where I lost count at 52 in just a few hours. :shck: That was just one trip. :biggrin:
thats a bunch dude, i bet ur arm was sore. thats an average of one fish every 2 minutes. hmmmmmmmmmm kinda hard to believe. Was u at krogers picking out the fish every 2 minutes?
Nope......but I think the state has just released them. They were mostly about 4-5 inch browns where I am used to catching 12 inch rainbows. And yes, my arms where very tired. :sick2:
This is what I am used to catchin.....
(http://i146.photobucket.com/albums/r255/hp01177/big_bow.jpg)
4 or 5 inch browns, they usualy stock bigger then that in WV, my biggest brown is 23 inches caught in the mnts. i just got back sunday n caught a bunch of trout, biggest 19 inch brown.
They might have been 6"......I have never caught one there bigger than the ones they released. Lots of good bows, just not big browns......
sorry for hijacking the thread. :doh2:
Yeah this thread is going all over the place. How bout I peel those last six off there and put em into their own trout thread, and then delete this one of mine?
Sure.......
coooool sorry we got off track :doh2:
Sorry but I knew if I said "spinnerbait" O'l golfertrout would say to himself SHINY and get all distracted........ :roflmao: :roflmao: :roflmao: :roflmao:
Souns good.
hey dd i caught my trout doing a trout drive, like a deer drive . u have to watch the wind though cause they will wind u. :roflmao: :roflmao: :roflmao:
LOL.....now thats funny. :eyebrownod: I normally use a white rooster tail, but usually start out with powerbait.
Oh....and for bass......I LOVE spinner baits too. :biggrin:
I have caught a small one now and then. :eyebrownod: :eyebrownod:
(http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh123/alscalls/ALSFIRSTBIGSTEELHEAD.jpg)
(http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh123/alscalls/ALMALESTEELHEAD.jpg)
But I have boxes of old photos like this. :eyebrownod: :eyebrownod: We need to get off our butts and do the real deal and take the digital camera!!! :yoyo: :biggrin:
Dont be turning this into a bass thread :nono:
You dont want me to drag out my photobucket collection. :biggrin:
Al did u use the drive method i was talkin about?
We used it a lot in lower water Dave, We could see the scrarch maks in the moss on the rocks where they would fight to get through a riffle. One of us would get at the head of the pool and the other at the opposite end and cast and if they spooked a little we would move and spook em back toward the other guy.
But a Steelhead leaves bigger tracks than your fish....... :roflmao: :roflmao: :roflmao: :roflmao: :roflmao: :roflmao:
http://www.geocities.com/alscalls/coyote.html (http://www.geocities.com/alscalls/coyote.html)
Ah the steelhead. I had fished for them a few times when I lived in Akron......but never caught any. :pout:
I lived just north of Akron for 14 years and I have caught a LOT LOT LOT of them I even guided for them some for a few years.
http://www.geocities.com/alscalls/coyote.html (http://www.geocities.com/alscalls/coyote.html)
Al the only thing u have guided was ur finger up ur nose :roflmao: :roflmao: :roflmao: :roflmao:
I guided for steelhead in northern Ohio, and hunting on Woodbury wildlife area as well as Egypt Valley wildlife area for turkey and deer in Ohio Public ground.
Those buckeyes in the high rises of Cleavland needed me Dave. And the pay werent bad either it just was not often enough to make a real living off of it or I would still be doing it.
http://www.geocities.com/alscalls/coyote.html (http://www.geocities.com/alscalls/coyote.html)
Woodbury is right up there in Bill's backyard. :wink:
Yep, I love that place! A lot of coyotes there as well. If you ask the local DNR they will even tip you on any new land there that has been purchased and not yet marked. And it is still open to the public. Of course its been 8 years or so since I have been up there so I bet a lot has changed.
Also you used to be able to hunt on Peabody coal land as well, with a little research a guy could hunt yotes for days in there and never hit the same spot twice. :eyebrownod:
http://www.geocities.com/alscalls/coyote.html (http://www.geocities.com/alscalls/coyote.html)
Yepper....gotta be careful on Peabody though, you need a permit (free) to access it. :wink: