Shadow Shot Sunday ~ Ice On The Pond

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1. Step 1

   Attach a small hook to the end of the fishing line.

2. Step 2

   Attach a float (bobber) 1′ to 4′ from the hook.

3. Step 3

   Put bait on the hook. Sunnies are not picky eaters. Some typical bait used to catch sunnies is dough, bread, worms, and small bait fish. Personally, I prefer dough because it is easy to find and easy to use.

4. Step 4

   Cast (if need be) the line into the water.

5. Step 5

   Let it sit. When a fish takes the bait and gets hooked, the float will go under water. Then reel it in.

6. Step 6

   

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   Sunfish

   A good method for removing the fish from the hook is to grab the hook with a pliers (a needle nose pliers works best) and twist and shake it so that the fish falls off. Sometimes it is necessary to hold the fish and work the hook out.