S.a.r.l. 1/4

[Hotbite909]

I fished S.A.R.L. today from a boat. Launched about 6:30 and went over to the inlet area. We baited our poles with garlic power bait eggs and then waited for a bite. Finally, both of us started to get a few sluggish bites about 9:00 a.m. I think it was about 10:00 a.m. in the morning when we eventually started to land some fish. It was a quick flurry of catching that lasted about 45 minutes total. The bite then died for the remaining time until we left at noon. I did see some fish being caught by angler on the shore but it seemed like a quiet day of fishing. The fish are stacked up on the fish finder. But the fish seem to be harder to catch this year than previous years.
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[Mr T-rex]

I have to agree with you with the "fish being harder to catch then the previous years" my last 2 visits at SARL have been tough, I was there on Saturday and caught 1 solid 2lber all day. no bites until my last catch but hey cant complain its called fishing

At least you caught a couple Good Job

[DANNY SMOKIN JIGZ]

looks like a successful day good job out there

[Mr T-rex]

Whats up bro I seen you Saturday morning waiting in the line!
how did you end up doing ?


looks like a successful day good job out there

[dcfisherman]

I got skunked on Friday the 2nd. It was freezing in the a.m.

[eg242]

What set up do you use to when you're using jigs or worms ?

[Hotbite909]

What set up do you use to when you're using jigs or worms ?

All fish those fish where caught on power eggs. A Carolina rig with 8" leader. I don't jig much but I do throw the worm.
White, orange, green and sometimes yellow. Most of the time just using a carolina rig. Just the same techniques as everyone.