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[oddjob]

my dad used to use squid tentacles for bait especally when the eels were hard to find .

[Rieber]

I remember seeing kids walking in and along a shallow waterfilled ditch with an ice cream pail down near the bottom of Walnut Grove between 200 and the turn off to Derby Reach. I suspected they were picking up ditch eels but I never actually seen them to confirm.

Maybe that's how you do it now - pay some kids to do the harvesting so an adult doesn't get busted.

[JiG_Head]

For sturgeon fishing yeah Bullheads work fairly well. Every once in a while you'll get one that swallows your roe bag so you take it cut its head off flatten it to release juices and throw it back out. On a hook of course. Those other fish you are talking about are stickleback, and are protected.

NO!!!, im talkin about prickleback,an eel like fish.... stickleback are freshwater fish...

http://www.sunsite.ualberta.ca/Projects/Bio-DiTRL/images/med_jpeg/m52980604.jpeg

[Jonny 5]

I used to catch ditch eels with my hand when I was young.  I would put a sock over my hand and just grab a whole bunch of them when I would see a bunch of them.  Then I would put them in a bucket an keep them as pets for a day or two until my mom made me put them back.

As I remember, cedar creek was full of them near joes store.  (anyone know where Joes store is?  You can get a free dougnut from me if you know  )

[kingpin]

For sturgeon fishing yeah Bullheads work fairly well. Every once in a while you'll get one that swallows your roe bag so you take it cut its head off flatten it to release juices and throw it back out. On a hook of course. Those other fish you are talking about are stickleback, and are protected.

NO!!!, im talkin about prickleback,an eel like fish.... stickleback are freshwater fish...

http://www.sunsite.ualberta.ca/Projects/Bio-DiTRL/images/med_jpeg/m52980604.jpeg

I Think he is talking about Gunnels. If you go to the ocean when the tide is out the are everywhere under large rocks.  They look like eels but are a type of fish. 

[stlhd4ever]

Sorryyyyyyyy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!   misunderstood, never heard of prickleback before. I thought you were talking about local, in freshwater creeks and rivers. Cool lookin fish though
 

[firstlight]

Joes store at the corner of Prarie and Cedar?
Ill have a Boston Cream please.

[troutbreath]

They have someone who arranges the candy quite often in there .