abbyfireguy
Well-Known Member
Heading up to Loon Lake (just north of Cache Creek)tomorrow for our annual family fishing derby/camping trip.
I don't fish lakes too often,but do have some success most days.
Thinking back several years when fishing with my father-in-law on Woods Lake for Kokanee,maggots were his go to weapon of choice.
Haven't used them on any trips lately . Just wondering where to buy these little fellows... Are they as available as worms are at all tackle shops and a lot of gas stations?
Wondering if I should source some today before we head out tomorrow.
We used the pink dyed ones if I remember correctly..
Had a good laugh watching my daughter put them on the hook when she realized what they were.. The word maggot never has good connotations except when they catch fish.LOL
I don't fish lakes too often,but do have some success most days.
Thinking back several years when fishing with my father-in-law on Woods Lake for Kokanee,maggots were his go to weapon of choice.
Haven't used them on any trips lately . Just wondering where to buy these little fellows... Are they as available as worms are at all tackle shops and a lot of gas stations?
Wondering if I should source some today before we head out tomorrow.
We used the pink dyed ones if I remember correctly..
Had a good laugh watching my daughter put them on the hook when she realized what they were.. The word maggot never has good connotations except when they catch fish.LOL