how can i fis out when rivers get restocked with fish?
146165
In Armenia, they are stocked the third tuesday of every month.
865534
That totally depends upon where you are fishing as there are different species of fish in different rivers.  It would be almost impossible to answer this question without some info on where you intend to fish.  Post some more info on which river you want to fish in and then you will get some good responses.
973092
Well, word of mouth is a good start.  Go to bait stores, sporting stores, tackle shops.  You will find valuable answers there!
600827
they probably restock merchandise.
32637
That is easy question, you bring your own fish, release it in the lake, and try to caught it if you can.
1114614
On small rivers during the day I try to find places where there is alot of transition..... another small stream entering or a place where the bottom goes from sediment to hard surface.  That usually gives catfish a place to lie in wait for an easy meal during the daytime.  At night I go for the edges of the stream with structure... a fallen tree or overhanging tree and use limb lines.\n Flatheads seem to like both the transitional waters and shade.
613860
The best retrieve is the one that catches fish on any given day.  Different retrieves work in different circumstances.  Experiment a little until you hit one that works where you are.  Watch the insects or minnows you are mimicking and copy them. Good luck.
1026412
Live minnows for the flounder. Normally you can net them in the canals on the way there.\n\nRedfish love crabs. If you can get them alive. Hook them in the corner and take off their claws.
1012137
topock marsh. might want to fish at night for cats and crappie. too hot in the daytime
337763
You should check with their game and fish department
1085147
Cast up the river and fish the current back to you. They best bait that I have found is a zoom super fluke. Cast up just reel in fast enough to keep the slack out of the line while you twitch the rod tip. Also a ISG dream tube works well with a renegade stand up jig head. The weight of the jig head will keep the tube down on the bottom and use a slow retrieve to simulate a crawfish. Make sure you stop it and start it from time to time and allow it to rise and fall with the current. However you will always want to cast up the river and let the current work with you instead of against you. Never cast down stream.
648405
the last answer is correct, but misses out the effect they CAN have on wildlife in the river. fish cant migrate ect
650836
Essentialy, you do it the same way you would from a boat. You're just comming at it from a different direction. Fish the cover; weed beds, stumps, rocks, or anything else that might hold fish.
868636
In Ashtabula in the Ashtabula River towards the mouth is a great place. Actually you want to go to Walnut Beach and go behind the break wall behind the water company. There is a cove there that the pike spawn at in the spring when the water rises to about 40 to 45 degrees. There is alot of vegetation which they like. You will probably have to use a top water buzz bait as plugs will get tangled in all the vegetation. You'll have to walk in. I think they blocked it off now. Also in the harbor you can drive back into the marina on the railroad track side and fish the inlet there but you have to do it before the boats are docked there because they won't let you in when the boats are there unless you know somebody that has a boat docked there.
388758
stock it, and fish it.
840964
Just came back, You can catch sea trout( look for the long underwater grass and throw out a live shrimp) snook, black drum, sheeps head, redfish, the list goes on. Jack are fun as well as ladyfish. If ur lucky u might get a tarpon!
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Easiest solution: construct a basin where you place your catch alive, or baskets or nets to keep the fish in captivity.\n\n\nCommon preservation methods for fish include:\n\nsalting - produce an evaporation pan or basin where you can get salt or at least concentrated salt water. Easy if it is hot and sunny. If there is peat exposed to the salt water, you can use the ashes after drying.\n\nsmoking - if you have suitable wood\n\ndrying - in cold climate, you can leave fish with little fat content drying in the air. If you can light a fire, you can dry the fish using heat. The grilled fish will last the longer the less fat it contains.\n\ncuring/fermenting - dig a hole, put your cleaned catch inside with sufficiently salty water (see salting), and wait. Herring will form what the Norwegians call spekesild and the Germans call matjes. If you have access to edible acids (vinegar, citrus), you can try acid curing.