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This question is mainly aimed at the CI guys who are LRF fishing at the moment but anybody who has an opinion will be gratefully welcome.
There seems to be some very justifiable excitement at catching relatively small pollack on soft plastics at night on very light soft plastics. It looks like great fun and is definitely pushing the envelope as far as what we thought we knew about this method. My question is simple, are these fish being caught only at night? Is it because nobody fished a similar style during the day or are these fish feeding during the night but residing somewhere else during the day?
Dave and myself are keen to give this a go locally but windows of opportunity due to the weather seem to be brief at best, and if we don't get there at the right time then the weather defeats us for another week or so. The place we have in mind should hold fish but as far as I am aware there are few if any caught during the day or night this time of year. So does that mean they are not there or that they are not being caught by 'traditional methods'?
There seems to be some very justifiable excitement at catching relatively small pollack on soft plastics at night on very light soft plastics. It looks like great fun and is definitely pushing the envelope as far as what we thought we knew about this method. My question is simple, are these fish being caught only at night? Is it because nobody fished a similar style during the day or are these fish feeding during the night but residing somewhere else during the day?
Dave and myself are keen to give this a go locally but windows of opportunity due to the weather seem to be brief at best, and if we don't get there at the right time then the weather defeats us for another week or so. The place we have in mind should hold fish but as far as I am aware there are few if any caught during the day or night this time of year. So does that mean they are not there or that they are not being caught by 'traditional methods'?