Interestingly, muskie hunters are really the only group of freshwater anglers that refer to follows as part of their overall fishing experience. It is quite common for muskie anglers to discuss how many follows they got, and not necessarily how many fish they boated.
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The river’s fishery includes brook, brown and rainbow trout, as well as the occasional bluegill and largemouth bass.
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But what exactly is behind the trend – whether it’s an increasing population or the sport itself improving with increased access and higher catch rates – is a hard thing to determine.
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I like the idea of fishing close to home. I also like a nice pile of panfish to clean and to fry up golden brown. Spring is the time, now more than ever.
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Smallmouths typically look for rock, boulders, and gravel locations in which to bed. Reefs and shorelines that offer this rock rubble bottom are prime.
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We managed nice limits of 16- to 19-inch walleyes, and it really didn’t matter where we went; just cover water and stay on the move.
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Sometimes a little finesse is required to catch early-season bass.
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Many would argue that casting is simply more fun because you see follows and feel strikes. Others would argue that good trollers catch more muskies.
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The technique allows you to fish over fish that school deep, such as on humps, rock piles, or outside weed edges. However, it can be cast and fished horizontally, as well.
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