MOBass 113 Report post Posted January 9, 2006 I took my youngest daughter down to Rockaway yesterday afternoon and the bite was on. It was a steady bite on decent stocker rainbows despite the strong winds. We fished night crawlers, bubble gum power eggs, and a combo of one power egg and half a crawler. The straight power eggs outfished everything. Only one short bite on the crawler and nothing at all on the combo. I would say the fish may have been stocked recently as they seemed to be schooled up and hugging the bank. Fish were caught from a straight under the dock to a short pitch in front. No need for really long cast. We caught one sucker on power eggs but couldn't get a bite on the crawler. We did see a couple of other suckers caught on red worms. I'll be picking some up when I go down there again. If anyone knows where the carp are hiding I would like to get into a few. I like to C&R them on light tackle. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
gonefishin 0 Report post Posted January 11, 2006 MoBass: Thanks for the report. I may come down that way fishin in the next few days. I wouln't mind catchin some Taney Sucker myself. The most carp I have gotten into around here has been on Pomme at the boat dock in the state park. I was up there looking for some 'gills when I started catching Carp. I caught eleven in about 3 hours on my ultra light; one weighted about 25 lbs. Took almost 30 min to land him. What a blast. Whole Wheat and Cheddar Cheese crackers with just enough olive oil to make a good firm dough ball. Bud Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
