Is fishing trout beads essentially flossing/snagging?

[landry]

Sorry. Dam iphone autocorrect.

[ChasinTails]

roe goop? worm guts?

 

are you guys men?

lool dude

[ch312]

 

Or pick them yourself at night after a rain on the street or sidewalk. Alternatively you can look on your lawn for the ones right on top of the grass - especially the ones that are 'getting kinky' with one another. You'll get twice as many in half the time with only 1/8th the effort.LOL

 

After put them in a small container with shredded wet newspapers. A lot less messy than worms packed in dirt

 

Or start an indoor compost bin (zero smell) with red wigglers aka trout worms and you'll have an unlimited supply in no time. To harvest the worms you simply keep a melon rind or newspaper dampened with juice just below the surface so when you lift it there's hundreds of worms ready to be fish bait.

 

No more smelly kitchen garbage as funky smells are usually caused by fruit and veggies and you get the best garden fertilizer out there.

[Ralph Field]

No problem with fruit flies ?

[shimano19]

I don't think it is. I just started fishing beads a couple weeks ago..every steelie ive hooked has been in the mouth. im going to try some different presentations with this method aswell

[aplumma]

roe goop? worm guts?

 

are you guys men?

WE ARE DEVO......

[ch312]

No problem with fruit flies ?

 

Zero flies and zero smell as you bury the fruit and veggies just below the surface. We keep a small tote, that doesn't attract bugs or smell either, in the kitchen and place all of our scraps in it and dump it in the composting bin every couple days. You'd be surprised by how much organic waste each household sends to landfills and even more surprised by how fast the little army can turn some fruit and veggies into rich compost.

 

Google "vermicomposting" or "perpetual vermicomposting bin" if you're interested in getting started.

[SirCranksalot]

I found this bead out on the river. The pic is a bit out of focus, but you fix it in place by inserting the little peg into the hole. the bead is made of hollow flexible plastic. Anyone seen or used these? Brand?

Edited October 26, 2013 by Knuguy

[misfish]

Never seen that one before. Different.

[Ralph Field]

May be a Mad River rattle bead ?

[davey buoy]

Interesting,sure looks different,hope someone chimes in and can give any ideas and how well they fish?.

[Ralph Field]

It was identified as a strike indicator used by fly fishermen on a different forum.

[misfish]

I was wondering if that be what it was Ralph.

[Christopheraaron]

It was identified as a strike indicator used by fly fishermen on a different forum.

It's ok, you can name me LOL

[misfish]

It's ok, you can name me LOL

 

 

This was posted here,so why answer on another board Chris?

[Christopheraaron]

cause I saw it posted there first

[misfish]

LOL OK