wednesday fishing

[fisher dude]

Fished on the north fork this evening lots of schooling tucs on the points caught about 30 tucs in two hours with talapia and cichlids would have caught more but had to keep catching bait kept running out quick tried rapala but wouldn't bite just live bait. So all you master baiters go buy your bait and go catch some tucs theere biting today. I was the only one out there. Seen a couple with small bumps forming on there heads too!

[roadwarriorsvt]

Sounds great! You letting the bait fish just free swim it or add a small split shot to keep them towards the bottom?

[fisher dude]

they were biting both on the top nailing them and on the bottom even used the dead baits and they were still biting them!

[Stan Wright]

I think we should call Ben Wong and arrange for him to fish with you ....
Film how you catch your live bait and then hook all those big peacock bass. That would make for a a good TV show.
I'll volunteer to be the camera boat.

[fisher dude]

nah i shame i would be nervous to be on tv and my luck that day the tucs wouldnt bite lol! i dont do nothing different if my lures dont work and nothing works than go to live bait.

[Stan Wright]

No worry, Ben and I will be the "Host" of the show....
It is the job of the host to make the "Guest" (that's you) look good.
The guest is the star of the show.

Ask leading questions.. (only ask a question that you know the guest knows the answer)

Ask questions that bring out the things the guest wants to talk about.
List several points before hand so you know what you want to talk about.
(so I'll know what leading questions to ask)
The guest is the expert and the viewer is there to learn and share the adventure. The host brings it all together.

The host helps the guest feel at east... don't worry about the camera or what to say. Relax and have fun.

If the "Guest" looks good....
The "Show" looks good....
Then the "Host" looks good.