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Pellet pig = stocked fish that are used to being fed in a hatcheryDoesn’t matter one bit to me what someone uses to catch a fish. I myself like a lure of some sort regardless over bait.
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Pellet pig = stocked fish that are used to being fed in a hatcheryDoesn’t matter one bit to me what someone uses to catch a fish. I myself like a lure of some sort regardless over bait.
Just about all the freestone rivers and streams look real similar throughout the country. Generally fly rods work better because of the insects along those streams. Weighted lures aren’t very natural and get hung up on rocks constantly.
It varies depending on where you’re fishing I think. Using lures on trout with treble hooks and barbs can cause a lot of mortality even if you let the fish go. If your fishing a place to keep fish then yeah it doesn’t really matter much.
That’s why there’s fly fishing only regulations on most streams with naturally reproducing wild and streambred trout.
Same here. These people are rough cats and they’ll steal you blind.
I’ve used wormazole from woods enterprises in the past but I don’t worm birds. I haven’t needed to. That totally depends on your soil though.What do y’all use for wormer with best results I don’t have any worms in there poop but I’d rather be safe than sorry
I have good soil here and haven’t ever seen any just didn’t know if I should go ahead and do it anyways I’ve heard diatomaceous earth works but that’s just what I’ve read.I’ve used wormazole from woods enterprises in the past but I don’t worm birds. I haven’t needed to. That totally depends on your soil though.