What is the best bait for fish in a fresh water lagoon?

Posted on November 3rd, 2009 by admin

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I live in Laguna Gardens in Puerto Rico and there is the Laguna lagoon right next to my apartment complex. I’ve seen some big fish breaking water at a distance and some local fishermen throwing their rods into the lagoon; some have small boatas…What is a good bait to use in a fresh water lagoon like that one?

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2 Responses to “What is the best bait for fish in a fresh water lagoon?”

  1. Free Twitter Buttons, on November 4th, 2009 at 2:19 pm Said:

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    well… if your looking for buz of spinner, try a watermellon buzzbait or mellow yellow spinner.
    live bait that is the best is usually fresh worm throw some soapy water on the ground and they’ll come rite up.
    leaches also work really well

  2. The Mexican Flu - Swine Flu, on November 7th, 2009 at 5:55 am Said:

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    I live in Pennsylvania and a pretty good bass fisherman. I’m not too sure what kind of fish you’re wanting to catch, but this is what I’d do. Take a small ultralight rod with small worm or a meal worm and see what you catch. Find out what natural bait-fish are available in the area you want to fish. Once you catch a small baitfish, run your hook and line through it’s mouth and out it’s gill slot. Impale the barb of your hook through the fish just in front of it’s anus. Depending on local laws, you might want to consider a three-prong hook. Try not to injure the baitfish anymore than you have to, but sometimes a little blood trail will help attract the quarry to your bait. Good luck.

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