Fished the salt twice this year near the union covered bridge. Really enjoyed fishing there and will be fishing there a lot from now on. Was hoping to catch as few smallies but only caught largemouth. Still a great stretch of water to fish and I would recommend it. Also didn't realize until after I got done typing this that this thread is from 2012. Oh well
I have a relative that lives near the lake. He says with all the bass in the lake there are no Walleye left and that guides wonāt even take you out after Walleye because they canāt be found. Is any of this true? If there are fishable populations what techniques work the best there? Thanks in advance
Long branch lake is about an hour from me and Iāve never fished it. Thinking about driving up for a day and giving it a try. I heard there are Walleye in the lake but Iām not sure. Can anyone confirm this? Also what are my best bets on what to fish for if not Walleye? Thanks
Saw the new dragonflies at the store today and had to pick one up to try. You can never have too many top water lures. Anyone tried these yet and had any luck? I found it weird it comes with a ewg hook it doesnāt seem like the hookup ratio would be too good with the angle of the hook.
Chatterbaits have sorta replaced spinnerbaits for me. Some days the fish prefer spinnerbaits but I always feel more confident throwing a chatterbait. I've had luck in smaller ponds where i can cast out to the deeper parts so far. Also lipless cranks have been good for me while its still been cold