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Post by willlllllll on Nov 21, 2008 18:47:03 GMT -5
yeah so i got bored last night an started watching my old infisherman catfish video.... an yeah wow they were catching big shovels in the river on jigs in feb when the water was only 35.. i know a guy that used to do the same thing an catch o bunch of em an drop them off in my home park
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Post by Chris on Nov 21, 2008 18:51:06 GMT -5
I have a fella that fishes here and he gets shovels all winer in the river with 10 inch spoons! I saw a video of him gettting 60 and 70 pounders in January! I am hoping we hook up this winter and check it out. i was able to see where he was fishing just waiting on making time to o to it!
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Post by flatheadsteve on Nov 21, 2008 19:50:46 GMT -5
yeah i catch them all winter long at the dams in the river saugeye fishing on jigs and minnow. alot of them are snagged but get them in the mouth to.
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Post by JOSH on Nov 21, 2008 22:20:49 GMT -5
bennie8888 caught a 60 pound shovel at cozy dale in december,it was hooked in the mouth.
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Post by willlllllll on Nov 21, 2008 23:51:59 GMT -5
heck yeah im gona try it next year for sure
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Post by flatasurus on Dec 9, 2008 11:30:49 GMT -5
SOUNDS GOOD MANN ID LOVE 2 CATCH A MONSTER SHOVEL IN THE SNOW
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Post by bennie8888 on Dec 9, 2008 13:47:51 GMT -5
bennie8888 caught a 60 pound shovel at cozy dale in december,it was hooked in the mouth. yea that was crazy fun that day...........  |
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Post by chrisb on May 9, 2009 13:44:28 GMT -5
If you find there wintering hole in the cold, you can catch one right after another. In the mouth to!!!! They always face upcurrent. So just drag anything with a hook on the bottom and bam!!!! I read this artical in a catfishing magizine. They were debating if they were acctualy bitting or getting snagged. I know they will bite in the winter. Especailly the smaller ones. I got desperate one year and fished a pond by my house. I took my portable fish finder and found them. They were in a thermacline about 8 feet deep in 14 feet of water. Near the deepest part of the lake. I marked some huge ones laying in some holes on the bottom. All I did was put my bobber at 9 feet and put a crappie head on there and slowlly troled through the school. I could actually feel the bait going over them. I caught a couple,but it took hours and really wasnt worth it. I like to fish for trout in the winter. And has any heard of lakes around here stocking burbot in the winter? I think Tanglewood used to. The are a blast to catch and great eating. Ugly as sin though!
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