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Fly Rod · 05-17-2003, 07:19 AM

Try using the SIBIKI rigs that you buy at your local bait & tackle shop. Look for birds working an area and drop your rig and jig.

It seems that the herring are more active in the evening. Harbors and coves and around the docks. The incoming tide isn't always best for herring. I like day break seems the bait are on the surface more then any other time That's just my opinion.

I've seen them use thrownets from the low end of bridges in Florida for mullet. Last time that i saw anybody use a throw net around here was 3-4years ago.

05-17-2003, 07:19 AM	#2
Fly Rod Registered User iTrader: (0) Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Gloucester Massachusetts Posts: 2,678	Try using the SIBIKI rigs that you buy at your local bait & tackle shop. Look for birds working an area and drop your rig and jig. It seems that the herring are more active in the evening. Harbors and coves and around the docks. The incoming tide isn't always best for herring. I like day break seems the bait are on the surface more then any other time That's just my opinion. I've seen them use thrownets from the low end of bridges in Florida for mullet. Last time that i saw anybody use a throw net around here was 3-4years ago. Last edited by Fly Rod; 05-17-2003 at 07:36 AM..