04-17-2007, 02:43 PM
6 or 8 rods? LOL< hell, I can't fish but with one at the time. [
] Na, I usually take 4 with me. 1 anchor rod, 1 fighting rod, 1 live bait rod (flounder, sheepshead, whatevers there), and one multiuse rod(jigging for bait, light bottom fishing for bait, jigging for spanish or blues, etc...) I'll toss out my anchor rod, send a live bait down it on with the fighting rod. Then i'll rig up my live bait rod usually with a mud minnow or mullet minnow and slowly work it around the pilons for a while. Once i've done that, i'll leave it to rest beside a bait cleaning table on the bottom and go to work on the small fellas with my other rod to pass the time and fill the bait bucket with live ones for the big rod. It's pretty routine.
But you're right, that's highway robbery, hints i'll never fish that pier. What they try to do is get you to buy an season pass, but it's still a ripoff unless you are able to fish there quite often. Best to buy a boat and call it a day. [cool]
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] Na, I usually take 4 with me. 1 anchor rod, 1 fighting rod, 1 live bait rod (flounder, sheepshead, whatevers there), and one multiuse rod(jigging for bait, light bottom fishing for bait, jigging for spanish or blues, etc...) I'll toss out my anchor rod, send a live bait down it on with the fighting rod. Then i'll rig up my live bait rod usually with a mud minnow or mullet minnow and slowly work it around the pilons for a while. Once i've done that, i'll leave it to rest beside a bait cleaning table on the bottom and go to work on the small fellas with my other rod to pass the time and fill the bait bucket with live ones for the big rod. It's pretty routine. But you're right, that's highway robbery, hints i'll never fish that pier. What they try to do is get you to buy an season pass, but it's still a ripoff unless you are able to fish there quite often. Best to buy a boat and call it a day. [cool]
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