Saturday night fishing at the Pudd

[Cartman]

I heard today that this Saturday night the Pudd will have another all night fishing time. It runs from 7:00 pm to 4:00 am, and it costs $10.00. Fishing is only on the East shore.

[manuel149]

What can you catch there @ night besides a cold?

[old pudd fisher]

I still can't see whats so special about that for 10 bucks.

[mjc89]

its hard to find places that will let u fish that late. and the kittys shood b a prowlin

[Cartman]

its hard to find places that will let u fish that late. and the kittys shood b a prowlin

Yeah. What I understand is that the cats hide out in the day and prowl for smells after dark. I caught a seven and a half pound cat at the Pudd after dark after the warning to leave at 9:00. I heard that they did put stockers in June 1, and I know one person who caught some after dark, but I have only heard skunk stories about the last all night fishing they held.

[mjc89]

Yeah. What I understand is that the cats hide out in the day and prowl for smells after dark. I caught a seven and a half pound cat at the Pudd after dark after the warning to leave at 9:00. I heard that they did put stockers in June 1, and I know one person who caught some after dark, but I have only heard skunk stories about the last all night fishing they held.

ya its like that everywhere right now but its better to pay $10 than paying $22 at sarl or corona lake and get skunked

[manuel149]

So who is going???

[Cartman]

Yeah, I'd much rather get skunked for $10 than $22 and have to drive to Corona to do it. lol

[manuel149]

I am planning on being, there so i should bring gear for the cats and what else?

[mjc89]

Yeah, I'd much rather get skunked for $10 than $22 and have to drive to Corona to do it. lol

lol ya. as long as i catch sum gillz or sumthin ill b happy. :Envious:

[Cartman]

I am planning on being, there so i should bring gear for the cats and what else?

In addition to cats I'd expect (bluegill, redear, crappie). From my experience at the Pudd they stop biting right at dark, but that's also when they have run me out of the park. I googled to see what experience others have had catching gills at night, and most posts say they bite well at night. I'd take some light gear for the gills, and maybe some light up floats or clip-on glow sticks, but they are not necessary, just fun.