Monday
Jun272011
A little post-storm fishing
Monday, June 27, 2011 at 2:16PM 
I dropped by my old reliable pond in Pingjhen Sunday morning after Tropical Stom Meari moved out of the area. The ponds water was quite muddy and the laoban warned that the fishing was wouldn't be good today. Still, there were fish to be caught. This one grabbed the Berkley Gulp! shaky worm I was fishing Texas-rigged near the the pond's inflow pipe. It put up quite a tussle for a little guy before heading strait for the weeds. It took some work to pry him out, much to the amusement of my son.
Chris Jackson | 2 Comments | Share Article | tagged Taoyuan, largemouth bass, pay ponds in Fishing Report 
Reader Comments (2)
Hi,
Have you ever did any fishing in Kaohsiung? i live in kaohsiung i do shore fishing, we start here on october, yellow fin tuna 1-2 kg, queen fish up to 10 kg, GT, barracuda, longtan 15-30 kg, this is all shore fishing, and during november till January we do alot and i mean alot of haitail we could catch up to 50 in about 4-5 hours.
any way if you're in town feel free to drop me a line and thanks for the information in your web.
cheers
Thanks for the comment, Ivan. I haven't done any fishing in Kaohsiung, but it sounds like an angler's paradise down there. I'll definitely sent you a message if I head down that way. What kind of gear do you typically use when shore fishing? Are you jigging, bait fishing or using other lures? Stay safe during the Typhoon!
Chris