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<blockquote data-quote="JayKay" data-source="post: 289385" data-attributes="member: 324">The go-to has to be a jig and fluke.&nbsp; jig and zoom.&nbsp; Something that resembles smelt.&nbsp; Perhaps the most used presentation would be a 1/4 ounce of so jig, and 3 or 4&quot; white shad type plastic.&nbsp; Cast out upstream and retrieve as slowly as possible, to keep it out of the rocks.Otherwise, the original rapalas work too.&nbsp; After dark (or before light) they work in inches of water, RIGHT by shore.If&nbsp; you see a paddlefish go by, just do yourself a favor and stop fishing.&nbsp; If you snag it, you will get spooled and lose your gear.One other thing, if you take a boat, when you pull it out of the water, stop and let it drain right away, rather than dragging all that water up the ramp.&nbsp; It freezes instantly, and ruins the experience for the next guy.&nbsp; There is usually a pile of sand at the top of the ramp.&nbsp; Bring a shovel and toss a few scoops down the ramp.&nbsp; It helps.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JayKay, post: 289385, member: 324"] The go-to has to be a jig and fluke. jig and zoom. Something that resembles smelt. Perhaps the most used presentation would be a 1/4 ounce of so jig, and 3 or 4" white shad type plastic. Cast out upstream and retrieve as slowly as possible, to keep it out of the rocks. Otherwise, the original rapalas work too. After dark (or before light) they work in inches of water, RIGHT by shore. If you see a paddlefish go by, just do yourself a favor and stop fishing. If you snag it, you will get spooled and lose your gear. One other thing, if you take a boat, when you pull it out of the water, stop and let it drain right away, rather than dragging all that water up the ramp. It freezes instantly, and ruins the experience for the next guy. There is usually a pile of sand at the top of the ramp. Bring a shovel and toss a few scoops down the ramp. It helps. [/QUOTE]

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