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Jo's tips for Horseshoe
Jo on Mon Apr 14, 2008 12:11 am
Because the weather is still fairly cold, what I would do is:
Fish a ledger rod
Use a micro open ended swim feeder
Mix some sensas red roach & rudd groundbait fairly dryly
Mix in some chopped worms and pinkies and micro pellet, but not many
Fish chopped worm on an 18 or 20 barbless hook
I cant do any more than tell you how to fish it, except maybe beat you all, hahahaha
Fish a ledger rod
Use a micro open ended swim feeder
Mix some sensas red roach & rudd groundbait fairly dryly
Mix in some chopped worms and pinkies and micro pellet, but not many
Fish chopped worm on an 18 or 20 barbless hook
I cant do any more than tell you how to fish it, except maybe beat you all, hahahaha
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Re: Jo's tips for Horseshoe
Jo on Mon May 19, 2008 12:47 am
Now the weather is warming up, I suggest going fishing at Horseshoe Lake after school on a nice warm evening.
The fish will be topping like crazy, you might even try casting a small, black fly!
Horseshoe fishes better in the mornings and evenings.
So why not go? Scared to go through the field?
The fish will be topping like crazy, you might even try casting a small, black fly!
Horseshoe fishes better in the mornings and evenings.
So why not go? Scared to go through the field?
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