sorry, my last eeling question....

[SurfCaster413]

Just fish em!!!

[Rappin Mikey]

What John said. Plus go at night! Usually 1 hour before and after the high tide. Look for structure. Points, holes, white water usually means a few fish will be waiting for bait getting all churned up. Big moons = big tides which usually means more fish.

[Rockfish9]

eels are a universal bait and can be fished anywhere... your method of presentation may vary .. but the fact that bass.. especialy big ones eat eels ANYWHERE.. is not lost to anyone familure with fishing them...they are my primary weapon for night tides... but I've taken some real slobs under the noon day sun... mainly in the fall...

[Night Shift]

And no eel too large.

[bart]

Originally Posted by Night Shift

And no eel too large.

nor too small...as long as you can reach the fish with it

[Night Shift]

Originally Posted by bart

nor too small...as long as you can reach the fish with it

Very true. Some nights they will only take the pencils. Recently, it has been fish to fish, and I've been changing sizes and retrieve every few casts.