goosegetter79
6/1/2009 11:46:00 AMThe way we fish for them up at sullivan is at night with glow in the dark buzz bomb's and sometime's we use nightcrawler's. Good luck.
Anglinarcher
6/1/2009 7:10:00 PMTry taking some of the suckers and cut up a piece of meat to jig with. Ling/Burbot do not like worms nearly as well as a chunk of fish.
goosegetter79
6/5/2009 6:20:00 AMOh yeah, guess I should have mentioned that one too. We do that as well but we dont have as good a luck catching the suckers as you do on Bead. Caught more trout off of a worm on the bottom than suckers. Good luck and let us know how you've done.
tkholman
6/29/2009 10:00:00 PMyo clyde been in your shoes i love bead lake too ( except the lady-man at the boat launch). Dont fish the first bay go at least to the power lines or farther. fish in 40 - 60 feet of water. i like spoons best but buzz bombs work good too. cant tell you all the secrets but use crawdad or corn scent. good luck and i go to bead all the time. mabey see u up there. Blue Dodge truck 2005. Also ice fishing i have the best luck. got a 14 lb one last winter 36 inches long. also we lost one that woldnt fit through a 8inch auger hole. Good luck on the macks too.
rhodes
7/20/2009 1:24:00 PMwhen fishing for Burbot it is good to use worms and deadfish seasoned a few days. Use a jig that makes a lot of noise/and stirs up the botton. Do this constantly, that is the trick . GOOD LUCK. bead lake is one of my favorites but patience is a catcher there,
rhodes
rhodes
