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Fishing in British Columbia => General Discussion => Topic started by: Trout Slayer on August 06, 2005, 01:22:08 PM

Title: New Sturgeon Scent
Post by: Trout Slayer on August 06, 2005, 01:22:08 PM
Picked up last week from Riverside Fly&Tackle 2 bottles of Catcher Co. Smelly Liquid and Jelly "EEL/Lamprey" scent. Have been trying it out and getting a fair amount of bites but no landed fish with it yet. Pick some up and try it out. ;)
Title: Re: New Sturgeon Scent
Post by: Sam Salmon on August 06, 2005, 07:59:03 PM
Catching a Sturgeon is as simple as leaving the rod in the holder until the brute hooks himself-you are doing something wrong!
As to those 'bites' they are most likely Bullheads/Chubs and the like.
Title: Re: New Sturgeon Scent
Post by: Trout Slayer on August 07, 2005, 01:18:23 AM
Catching a Sturgeon is as simple as leaving the rod in the holder until the brute hooks himself-you are doing something wrong!
As to those 'bites' they are most likely Bullheads/Chubs and the like.
Ya right, I have plenty of experience to Sturgeon picking up my bait and dropping it then picking up the rod to hook them on the next bite. It's called skill.
Title: Re: New Sturgeon Scent
Post by: Sam Salmon on August 07, 2005, 07:55:35 AM
Catching a Sturgeon is as simple as leaving the rod in the holder until the brute hooks himself-you are doing something wrong!
As to those 'bites' they are most likely Bullheads/Chubs and the like.
Ya right, I have plenty of experience to Sturgeon picking up my bait and dropping it then picking up the rod to hook them on the next bite. It's called skill.
Aaron-the fish are there mouthing the bait all along-they are not dropping it.
That 'skill' you talk about is just inexperience. ::)
Let the fish hook himself it's that simple.
Title: Re: New Sturgeon Scent
Post by: Trout Slayer on August 07, 2005, 08:29:57 AM
Catching a Sturgeon is as simple as leaving the rod in the holder until the brute hooks himself-you are doing something wrong!
As to those 'bites' they are most likely Bullheads/Chubs and the like.
Ya right, I have plenty of experience to Sturgeon picking up my bait and dropping it then picking up the rod to hook them on the next bite. It's called skill.
Aaron-the fish are there mouthing the bait all along-they are not dropping it.
That 'skill' you talk about is just inexperience. ::)
Let the fish hook himself it's that simple.
Now whats the fun in that. ::)
Title: Re: New Sturgeon Scent
Post by: redside1 on August 07, 2005, 10:20:04 AM
now that you can't buy lampery's or ditch eels, this may just be the ticket. I will have to get over there and buy some. Thanks for the tip.