I was focusing on the center of the river waters, expecially in the early hours, when the temperature is colder, trying different depth. I casted my bobbers all around the place, trying to keep in mind what I read about shads. I spent three days (RL sessions) scanning for the various spots of the river. I decided to try a mix of spinning and floating to figure what is the best technique. So I decided to bring in a wide set of artificial lures and nano spoons plus some fresh baits such as blood, natural eggs and shrimps. They tend to hide in shallow waters under the trees shadows when the temperature gets hot. They prefer to stay in deep waters and downstreams expecially on cold temperatures. Also it seems they usually feed of plankton when they are at sea. I discovered they are attracted by colorfull grubs and shads, expecially the red/white ones and by small spoons. So I decided to figure out where to catch this nice looking fish in NC.īefore going into the action I did some research to understand the habits of this fish. I already cought some random ones in Michigan, expecially when going after Freshwater Drums on artificial shads. I recently discovered that a new species has been introduced into the river: the American Shad.
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