How do you fish your cocohoes?

[latravcha]

When the water is cold and they are deep I cast and let them sit and drag them very slow. Sometimes it is hard to know you have a bite. During warmer weather I pop them off of the bottom reeling low. Then sometimes I will fish them under a cork. A cocohoe has to be the most versatile bait there is. What ever it takes to get a bite is what I do. It is crazy what they will want from day to day

[eman]

Originally Posted by latravcha

When the water is cold and they are deep I cast and let them sit and drag them very slow. Sometimes it is hard to know you have a bite. During warmer weather I pop them off of the bottom reeling low. Then sometimes I will fish them under a cork. A cocohoe has to be the most versatile bait there is. What ever it takes to get a bite is what I do. It is crazy what they will want from day to day

But then again we have been drifting Lake Ameda in January and the trout wanted a opening night cacahoe 2 feet under a cork, popped as hard and as fast as you could ??? Best thing is let the fish tell you what they want

[meaux fishing]

Originally Posted by eman

But then again we have been drifting Lake Ameda in January and the trout wanted a opening night cacahoe 2 feet under a cork, popped as hard and as fast as you could ??? Best thing is let the fish tell you what they want

yep... Ive caught where the only way they would bite was working it like a topwater bait

[Visco]

Originally Posted by meaux fishing

yep... Ive caught where the only way they would bite was working it like a topwater bait

I am with you fellers