hi everyone,
i love to go fishing off the coast of Rhode Island. i mostly fish and freedive off of a beach. ok its not really a beach... the beach ends and then it is like a huge beach but instead of sand there are rocks... so there is this rock out about 75-100 feet into the water. ti should say that it is 2 rocks very close to each other so there is like a crevice in between them. inside the crevice there are lots of blackfish. but when i dive near them they all of a sudden swim away. i have tried everything to get within 10-15 feet of them. i was thinking about making a chum bag and attach a few weights and throw it down there. at low tide the depth is about 5-8 feet so i will be able to easily retrieve the bags. however at high tide the depth is around 12 feet and i cant dive that deep very comfortably. (ear pressure) i figure that if the fish are feeding then they will be less likely to notice me when i swim. these chum bags will also help me in my fishing as well so i really want to set some down there. has anybody ever built one of these bags? if so could anybody give me tips/pointers on how to make them? BTW, there is also a bluefish run in mid to late august so im afraid that if they find my bags they will chew them up. maybe a PVC pipe with holes drilled in it will work better? thanks for any feedback!
Hypersquid1
i love to go fishing off the coast of Rhode Island. i mostly fish and freedive off of a beach. ok its not really a beach... the beach ends and then it is like a huge beach but instead of sand there are rocks... so there is this rock out about 75-100 feet into the water. ti should say that it is 2 rocks very close to each other so there is like a crevice in between them. inside the crevice there are lots of blackfish. but when i dive near them they all of a sudden swim away. i have tried everything to get within 10-15 feet of them. i was thinking about making a chum bag and attach a few weights and throw it down there. at low tide the depth is about 5-8 feet so i will be able to easily retrieve the bags. however at high tide the depth is around 12 feet and i cant dive that deep very comfortably. (ear pressure) i figure that if the fish are feeding then they will be less likely to notice me when i swim. these chum bags will also help me in my fishing as well so i really want to set some down there. has anybody ever built one of these bags? if so could anybody give me tips/pointers on how to make them? BTW, there is also a bluefish run in mid to late august so im afraid that if they find my bags they will chew them up. maybe a PVC pipe with holes drilled in it will work better? thanks for any feedback!
Hypersquid1
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