Great drop shot fishing guide
“a method that can be applied across various species from freshwater to saltwater”
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Great drop shot fishing guide
“a method that can be applied across various species from freshwater to saltwater”
magazine anglingactive
dropshot #fishinaddict #lurefishing
FISHIN ADDICT chats to big fish specimen angler and Drennan Cup holder Neill Stephen. He reveals top fishing tips and shares tales about catching the UK perch record (6lb 3oz).
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120mm 55g with ball bearing rattle and good quality hooks.
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ROACH – Super scales
PERCH – Stripy
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The season for targeting pike (Esox Lucius) opens on the 1st October and closes at the end of the fishing season 14th March.
The oxygen levels are on the way up and the water is starting to clear. ……Its time to tackle up.
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The drop-shot rig is a finesse technique that has taken the USA bass fishing world by a storm. Recently it has started to be popular on UK waters and is proving to a killer technique for perch. A drop-shot rig will often catch fish when reaction baits won’t do the trick.
Steps
Tips
…. plus special underwater footage
LOCATION
The best place to catch perch is in any hiding place. Perch love to hang out under trees, in reeds or in amongst roots. Anywhere the can lay in wait for the fry. On colder days they will be in deeper water and warmer day the roam around more in the shallows. If you find a spot it will hold more than one fish as perch tend to hunt in packs. Look out for the surface breaking with fish trying to escape.
TIME
As with most fish, dawn and dusk are best. Late on a Summer day is a good time but perch are not that fussy and will strike any time of day.
BAIT
Lobworm is great for perch and will be hit as soon as it drops in the water. Under a float is good but my favourite is a light lead and a quiver tip.
Prawns and small dead baits are also a good bait, especially on still waters. It always worth chucking in a a bit of ground bait in the area to draw in the small fish.
The best in my opinion is small lures. It always results in bigger fish and adds to the excitement, as you can often see the strike.
…. tight lines- FISHIN ADDICT