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Link Details for: | Floating for Spring Steel |
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| Link ID# | 369 |
| Link URL | http://www.ontariofishing.net/news/april2006-3.html |
| Submited By | T.J. Quesnel |
| Added On | Mon_Mar_17__2008 |
Description:
Of the various methods employed to catch migratory rainbow trout, or steelhead, in the tributary rivers, creeks and streams that flow into the Great Lakes, float fishing is likely the most popular. Float fishing allows the angler to present a bait at any level of the water column, including in the prime fish-holding zone located within 18 inches or so of the bottom. But these areas also tend to snag hooks and sinkers. A float can carry a bait safely above these tackle-eating snags, and right at eye level of waiting trout. |
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