Remember when these things are in thick, to try to keep in close contact with the sand. The bluefish will be on top, bass on the bottom.
Remember when these things are in thick, to try to keep in close contact with the sand. The bluefish will be on top, bass on the bottom.
in the flats on the cape, i know guys that will fish exclusively sand eels on high low rigs and hit some nice fish.
That aint real fishing tho, they just put the rod in the spike, drink beer and run like idiots when it starts doin somethin. try not to fall over when you're poop faced on the beach and ur rod is 200 yrds away
There is a cool drawing in this pdf where they are burrowing in the sand.
http://www.nwrc.usgs.gov/wdb/pub/spe.../82_11-066.pdf
I just found this video. It looks like a lot of hard work to get the sand eels and keep them alive, but at least it looks like they do work from a boat.
Some of those sandeela are as big as regular American eels. I can't imagine how they wouldn't work. Did anyone else notice the large size of the conventional reels they are using on that boat?
An interesting paper on sandeels. I think us LI folks got short-changed this year, while you NJ folks got all the surplus.
http://www.bi.ku.dk/bibliotek/phd/Mi...an%20Deurs.pdf