With my mouth. I’m a grizzly bear, that’s just how we do it.
Sadphotographer6193 on
I wouldn’t consider that a creek
XeniaDweller on
I float minnows, red worms, or use curly tails
Plastic-Fall-7624 on
Same as anywhere. Look for rocks, brush, undercuts in the bank. Riffles…
mountain-mist61 on
Our creeks have fallen trees hanging over the banks. I have caught a lot of fish there.
EASYTOREMEMBER10 on
What are you fishing for?
HighlyRegard3D on
1/8oz rooster tails, 3/16oz spinners, and pearl white super flukes.
GuidanceClean6243 on
Need to know where and what you are fishing for?
Flatsprowler on
Get a kayak or canoe, and fish near or under trees or any type of cover. I’d throw a rooster tail, a beetle spin with a white curly tailed grub, a dark colored fluke.
BNice2day on
Catch a nap with all that relaxing quiet
Plane-Refrigerator45 on
A 1/8 or 1/4 ounce inline spinner will catch any gamefish in any stream in North America
Obese0strich on
Small hook big worm and wait
BuilderNegative2294 on
Sideways …shallow water makes you visible I like to cast down the creeks not across them
catchinNkeepinf1sh on
Usually just walk and throw spinners or mini cranks, either upstream or down, then use a small jig with plastic on the return trip. I dont hang around a hole for long creek fishing.
TraditionPhysical603 on
What bait/ lures were you using
IdentityHacker42 on
1/2 stick of DYNOMITE usually works for me.
hyzerKite on
No luck with lures, try live bait. Worms on a hook and bobber throw it in the shade. No fish? Move down. Panfish are everywhere usually, they will eat anything, and worms are like an open bag of Doritos. When you find the little fish, with little hooks (size 10-4) slap a whole or cut up piece of the little fish on it and fish the bottom. Rinse and repeat infinitely. TL.
JMajercz on
Spider hooks with a worm. Look for the undercuts in the bank
shadhead1981 on
Rooster tails if it’s not too snaggy or beetle spins if it is.
DoMeMeOw on
Liver
baronofbengalland on
Rebel crawfish or wee craw
AJPennypacker39 on
Lure in the water would help
UncleDaddy67 on
Square bill crankbaits or Ned rig
ThisisTophat on
Creeks are actually the easiest places to fish for me. Great access from the bank. Light gear.
Use a light or ultra light setup. Use 4 or 6lb test. I use fluorocarbon to make it as invisible as I can.
Throw inline spinners if the snags aren’t too crazy. Jig small soft plastics on like a size 4 or 6 hook. Either jig it freely or jig it suspended from a bobber. I use Euro tackle stuff, but trout magnets are easy to find.
Look for deep holes with slower moving water.
Ok-Weekend-778 on
I use all weedless rigs. Flip close to or under logs/stumps. 1/10 oz weighted hooks or no weight. Power craws, lizard or wacky finesse worms
Looks like visibility is poor. Id throw an aromatic disco-party.
No-Process2462 on
If it’s legal in your state that creek don’t look too wide. Run a line form one side to the other with hooks about 1.5 feet (18”) apart and check it in the afternoons. I do it and throw the small fish back. Have done pretty well to feed my family on a 30-40 ft wide section of the river near my home
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With my mouth. I’m a grizzly bear, that’s just how we do it.
I wouldn’t consider that a creek
I float minnows, red worms, or use curly tails
Same as anywhere. Look for rocks, brush, undercuts in the bank. Riffles…
Our creeks have fallen trees hanging over the banks. I have caught a lot of fish there.
What are you fishing for?
1/8oz rooster tails, 3/16oz spinners, and pearl white super flukes.
Need to know where and what you are fishing for?
Get a kayak or canoe, and fish near or under trees or any type of cover. I’d throw a rooster tail, a beetle spin with a white curly tailed grub, a dark colored fluke.
Catch a nap with all that relaxing quiet
A 1/8 or 1/4 ounce inline spinner will catch any gamefish in any stream in North America
Small hook big worm and wait
Sideways …shallow water makes you visible I like to cast down the creeks not across them
Usually just walk and throw spinners or mini cranks, either upstream or down, then use a small jig with plastic on the return trip. I dont hang around a hole for long creek fishing.
What bait/ lures were you using
1/2 stick of DYNOMITE usually works for me.
No luck with lures, try live bait. Worms on a hook and bobber throw it in the shade. No fish? Move down. Panfish are everywhere usually, they will eat anything, and worms are like an open bag of Doritos. When you find the little fish, with little hooks (size 10-4) slap a whole or cut up piece of the little fish on it and fish the bottom. Rinse and repeat infinitely. TL.
Spider hooks with a worm. Look for the undercuts in the bank
Rooster tails if it’s not too snaggy or beetle spins if it is.
Liver
Rebel crawfish or wee craw
Lure in the water would help
Square bill crankbaits or Ned rig
Creeks are actually the easiest places to fish for me. Great access from the bank. Light gear.
Use a light or ultra light setup. Use 4 or 6lb test. I use fluorocarbon to make it as invisible as I can.
Throw inline spinners if the snags aren’t too crazy. Jig small soft plastics on like a size 4 or 6 hook. Either jig it freely or jig it suspended from a bobber. I use Euro tackle stuff, but trout magnets are easy to find.
Look for deep holes with slower moving water.
I use all weedless rigs. Flip close to or under logs/stumps. 1/10 oz weighted hooks or no weight. Power craws, lizard or wacky finesse worms
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Looks like visibility is poor. Id throw an aromatic disco-party.
If it’s legal in your state that creek don’t look too wide. Run a line form one side to the other with hooks about 1.5 feet (18”) apart and check it in the afternoons. I do it and throw the small fish back. Have done pretty well to feed my family on a 30-40 ft wide section of the river near my home