CaptainCurt
Active Member
When out with buddy and the misses Monday. Got into some good fish. Fished from 9 am till 2 pm and ended the day with 9 in the box.
The setup was two riggers with long leads ( around 100') down in the 48' to 62 ' range and two dipseys both on 3 settings 165 back. We were fishing straight south of Bruce in 65 fow. Trolling speed around 2.8 mph best lures were blue/chrome ripplin Redfin and the good ol' copper perch spoon took 7 of the 9 pics. It's was pretty even between the amount caught on the riggers vs. the dipseys. The only thing that concerned me all day was when I went to clean them 2 of the 9 spit up this yellow stuff. It was like stomach acid but it had moving 2" worms in it of some sort, checked the meat thourghly and it looked fine but chose to put it in its own bag till I find out what they are. Anyone ever seen this? I'm assuming they can get stomach parasite just like us humans can but is it harmful to us? Any input would be great. Thanks.
The setup was two riggers with long leads ( around 100') down in the 48' to 62 ' range and two dipseys both on 3 settings 165 back. We were fishing straight south of Bruce in 65 fow. Trolling speed around 2.8 mph best lures were blue/chrome ripplin Redfin and the good ol' copper perch spoon took 7 of the 9 pics. It's was pretty even between the amount caught on the riggers vs. the dipseys. The only thing that concerned me all day was when I went to clean them 2 of the 9 spit up this yellow stuff. It was like stomach acid but it had moving 2" worms in it of some sort, checked the meat thourghly and it looked fine but chose to put it in its own bag till I find out what they are. Anyone ever seen this? I'm assuming they can get stomach parasite just like us humans can but is it harmful to us? Any input would be great. Thanks.
