When the spring season brings warm days and fair weather, people begin thinking freshwater fishing. For those that love bream sunfish artwork, this collection contains an array of freshwater fishing gifts:
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Showing posts with label sunfish. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sunfish. Show all posts
Friday, October 15, 2010
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Trophy Bream Sunfish Techniques
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| Bream (Bluegill Sunfish) |
- Fish the early morning. In some locations the bite can be incredible during the first hour of daylight.
- Cast as close as possible to structure such as stumps, cypress trees, overhanging limbs, and submerged vegetation.
- Target areas of water flow (streams, springs, culverts, dams, channels, tidal rips).
- Watch for seasonal food sources and adjust fishing techniques to exploit changing behavior.
- Use ultralight outfits, cane poles, or fly fishing gear to present small natural baits to wary fish.
- Try fishing for sunfish with a kayak, canoe, or other small boat. Small craft allow fishermen to explore areas that are impossible to reach using conventional boats.
- Wear polarized eyewear to help spot fish, structure and bottom features
- Keep essential fishing equipment available including line cutters, pliers, camera, etc.
- Keep a journal, noting time of day, weather conditions, barometric pressure, moon phase, water levels, etc.
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