Blog Not Current

Just don't have time (or interest) if keeping this blog updates - log in is discreet and private for some silly reason (I wasn't thinking)

To keep up with me check out arkieprince sites at youtube - arkieprince.com - I'm just not a 'blogger' I do html web pages that verify - and this crap never verifies W3C

All fisherman should use link to: Fishing Tips

Or for tutorial / helps - start at ibdprince index

cross accounts

I have too many google accounts and keep trying to merge them just makes the mess that much worst

my arkieprinceblog.com is domain name for this blog - registered thru google - but seldom used - which makes things more confusing - cause I have 150++ web pages on another server

Keep Alive

my blog arkieprinceblog.com is still good but not used in long long time

Need to keep live - google is going to rename blogger

No more auto updates

Youtube changed the 'share' feature so it's not easy to post video on my blog i.e. can't share from youtube to this blog

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Or go directly to arkieprince on youtube:

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Channel Catfish 6 lb 5oz

Trotline using bream - bleed to drain blood

5 lb Channel Cat on trotline

I use bream on most hooks. So far I've got 9 cypress trout and 4 catfish. The 5 lb 2oz cat in this video was from previous night while last night I put out a couple hooks with magic bait and got a small catfish for next door neighbor (she likes the little catfish best)

Have not spent much time crappie fishing - been too busy - plus when I do fish I need to catch bigger bream for 'flathead' bait. My neighbor now has 3 flathead in his pen - and his line is only half a block from my line (all I catch are channels)

squirmin grub n jig for crappie

When fishing from dock / bank I use a jig with a squirmin grub - and a cork set 1 -1.5' deep (water is shallow here so use different set up than in boat / channel)

Reel 'dead slow' - sometimes stop and 'twitch' but try to keep motion in the grub tail