Neighborhood sewer fishing could be the next big thing. Here's a tutorial.
If you've ever been neighborhood sewer fishing, this isn't news to you. But if you haven't, get ready to have your mind blown.
Sewer fishing will force you to use a little more finesse and patience, but it actually will pay off.
Fish Whisperer makes the distinction that the the sewer must be a storm sewer near a pond and that it can't be a sanitation sewer.
There you have it. It does take some strategy, as the Fish Whisperer shows in this video, but it's absolutely possible. The tackle is fairly standard. Trilene 20-pound-test line with a small circle hook and a 2-to-3-ounce sinker that won't fall through the hole when the fish is hooked.
The great thing about using a circle hook is that one can go inside, get a bite to eat and look out the window to see if there's a fish on the hook. Or, you can just pop up a lawn chair and wait to see what bites.
Like what you see here? You can read more awesome hunting articles by Nathan Unger at the Bulldawg Outdoors blog. Follow him on Twitter @Bulldawgoutdoor and on Instagram @Bulldawgoutdoors
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