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Catch Your Own Bait
Bypass your local tackle shop for a wide selection of live critters.
![]() Minnows
Seines: When you can’t wait overnight for your bait, a seine is the way to go. Minnow seines, however, are somewhat awkward for one person to manage; a partner makes the process much easier. A seine is nothing more than a long, rectangular net with a pole on each end. One partner holds his end of the seine on shore while the other partner wades through the shallows holding the other, sweeping the seine in a wide arc to herd minnows toward the bank. Keep the lower edge of the seine against the bottom and the top out of the water to prevent minnows from escaping. Seining provides a quick and effective way to catch large numbers of small cyprinids along beaches and sandbars from late spring to early summer. Photo by Chad Mason AdvertisementADVERTISEMENT |
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Photo Gallery Comments (1)
Live bait works great. Didn't see worms and crawlers on here though.
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Live bait works great. Didn't see worms and crawlers on here though.
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