How To Find Feeding Fish When Bait Is Everywhere [Fishing Report]
- By: Richard Thomas
- on May 4, 2022
What are the indicators of feeding fish when bait is EVERYWHERE?
Bait usually leads to where the fish are because the fish follow their sources of food.
But, how can you set your presentation apart from the hundreds of baitfish around you?
Learn it all right here!!!
Find Feeding Fish When Bait Is Everywhere
This time of the year, mullet vary in size and can sometimes be a bit too large to throw on a hook live.
Instead, cut-bait and chunking mullet you’ve caught will work best.
To successfully catch mullet, you need a cast net.
Set the cast net up as you normally would and have it ready to go before you try and sneak up on schools of mullet.
Once you have the mullet you need, you can go ahead and set them aside to cut up or cast whole depending on how you are fishing.
On the other hand, you can switch to something artificial in an effort to stand alone from all of the mullet around.
The Strike King Speckled Trout Magic is a solid choice in these situations because of its profile and underspin.
The underspin creates additional attraction and further causes the lure to stand out amongst the schools of mullet.
All you’ve got to do to retrieve this lure is slowly roll it along the bottom and wait for a strike.
If you happen to constantly get short strikes or missed hook sets, then switch over to the reliable Slam Shady 2.0.
A finesse presentation like a light jighead and a Slam Shady 2.0 can trigger committed strikes rather than short strikes.
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Conclusion
Spring is in full swing and the baitfish are hatching and filtering out into bigger bodies of water.
As water temperatures warm, the spring bite will kick-off!
Remember to set your presentation apart from the bait in the water to try and trigger committed strikes on your lures!
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I havent run into this situation this year but in the past I have I remember a time back in 2011 when the mullet were so thick that they were jumping into my kayak they leaped out of the water so high that some even jumped over me and everyone in that area for several months had trouble catching fish because they were so numerous I have a few of those trout magic spinners on hand and have used them on several occasions with minimum luck but I do use spinnerbaits alot for reds and flounder I think the reason being I don’t use the trout magic ones is because the blade is so small and its silver where as I usually use gold or copper Colorado blades with more thump and vibration and usually if I cant seem to get the reds to hit with them I can usually find and catch a flounder or more with them instead thanks for the info and all you do😉👍
No problem Steven! Definitely adding some bling to your presentation helps when there is that much bait in the water!
Fishing those seams is the way to go, thanks for sharing what works Richard !!!
Thanks George, when in doubt there’s usually a couple in those seams!