help me out

bigkev · Posted: Tue, Aug 19 2008 07:18 pm Post subject: help me out

hey everyone hello i am new to the forum and am glad it here my ? is can any of you give me pointers on a good spot and time to throw my cast net at lavon thanks

jray · Posted: Tue, Aug 19 2008 07:41 pm Post subject: cast net

highland park ramp about 6 in the morning

jjason · Posted: Tue, Aug 19 2008 07:47 pm Post subject:

highland ramp produced last friday

Capt. Larry · Posted: Tue, Aug 19 2008 08:09 pm Post subject:

Any boat ramp at daylight if the wind is blowing waves on the ramp should pay off.
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bigkev · Posted: Tue, Aug 19 2008 08:16 pm Post subject:

thanks guys i need to catch some catfish and havent had much luck this year

JohnnyD · Posted: Tue, Aug 19 2008 09:39 pm Post subject:

as saod above...hit a ramp early or late that has the wind pushing in to it...this holds true from spring thru fall (different story in winter)
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cheapersleeper · Posted: Tue, Aug 19 2008 11:09 pm Post subject:

JohnnyD wrote:

as saod above...hit a ramp early or late that has the wind pushing in to it...this holds true from spring thru fall (different story in winter)

Let's here that story then. What happens in winter?

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MikeB · Posted: Tue, Aug 19 2008 11:19 pm Post subject:

cheapersleeper wrote:

JohnnyD wrote:

as saod above...hit a ramp early or late that has the wind pushing in to it...this holds true from spring thru fall (different story in winter)

Let's here that story then. What happens in winter?

Call Scott Sandy - he will have the bait.

Winter is difficult to catch shad on the main lake because they are balled up in the deeper water. That is why so many drift or fish deep water humps in the winter. The Blues will be stacked up under the shad.

Liverpool_Fan · Posted: Wed, Aug 20 2008 12:13 am Post subject:

shad are easy spring thru fall then even easier in winter.

Make sure you pay scott well. his prices are too low, and make sure you do the driving for your bait.

what i'm saying is scott is too accomodating (to a fault) he will drive anywhere to give you fresh shad way below market price.

go meet him at a ramp or his house or at walmart b

you will never be disappointed in his product. just be aware he ca not always be there when yo need him (apparently wants to have his own life too

) make sure you freeze some of those big guys you get from casting to save for winter as a back up.
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JohnnyD · Posted: Wed, Aug 20 2008 08:18 am Post subject:

cheapersleeper wrote:

JohnnyD wrote:

as saod above...hit a ramp early or late that has the wind pushing in to it...this holds true from spring thru fall (different story in winter)

Let's here that story then. What happens in winter?

Mike and Simon answered it. Shad run out deep in winter and they are a little more difficult to net. You can find em balled up out deep, make sure you have heavy weights on your net and enough rope to get it down to em. Aside from buying bait from Scott in winter, you can also sometimes find em up in the creeks as the big gizzards make their spawning run.
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