Catching Sunfish in Open Water
Catching sunfish in open water isn't that difficult if you can find the fish.
Once you find the schools of sunfish, you just need to have enough
weight on your line to get down to 10 feet of water or more. Some fish
will be suspended in water as deep as 30 feet of water. Slip bobbers
work extremely well because they allow you to get your bait to the
correct depth.
Vertical jigging with jigs and jigs tipped with live bait will produce some
good results. Other anglers prefer drifting in open water with live bait
or jigs. Drifting can be a good way to find active schools of sunfish.
Once you find them, drop anchor and keep your baits right above them.
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