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Finger Mullet will work for both fresh or saltwater fish.
The Finger Mullet
"Mastering The Hunt": REDFISH AND FLOUNDER ON ARTIFICIALS:
When it comes to in-shore saltwater fishing,few pursuits are as exciting and rewarding as targeting redfish and flounder using artificial lures. These elusive species require a unique set of skills and techniques, making the pursuit both challenging and exhilarating.
We will delve into the secrets of angling for these two prized species.
The key to success lies in understanding the habits and habitats of redfish and flounder. Redfish,often known as "red drum" are known for their powerful runs and willingness to strike a variety of lures. Flounder on the other hand,are stealthy ambush predators that require a different approach.
Artificial lures are the go to choice for dedicated anglers. Let's explore a wide range of lures,from soft plastics to hard baits and top water offerings,providing insights into when and how to use each type effectively. Top water lures are most effective during low light hours. Early in the morning and late afternoon,this is a general rule but there's always exceptions like cloudy days and so on.
When targeting redfish and flounder with artificial lures,it's essential that to have a variety of options in your tackle box to adapt to different situations and conditions. Here are some effective lure types and specific lures for both species:
LURES FOR REDFISH:
Soft plastics baits: soft plastic baits such as paddle tails,shrimp imitations,and jerkbaits are excellent for redfish,you can use colors that mimic local baitfish or go with bright and contrasting colors in murky waters. Fished under a popping cork also is a good method for both redfish and flounder.
2. Spoon lures: Gold or copper spoon lures are great for casting over shallow flats and retrieve them as fast as necessary to keep them off the bottom.
3.Top water lures: Redfish love top water action. Topwater lures can create explosive strikes when worked properly.
4. Spinnerbaits: A fairly new concept in the world of saltwater fishing are spinnerbaits. Spinnerbaits with a soft plastic trailer can imitate baitfish,making them enticing to redfish.
LURES FOR FLOUNDER:
1. CBTB Finger Mullet: is a good choice for flounder. Because of it's plastic skirt and soft plastic trailer. Just add your favorite scent or a shrimp bite type of scent.
2. Jigs: Jig heads paired with soft plastic grubs or swimbaits are versatile lures for flounder,opt for colors that match the local forage,such as brown,white,or chartreuse.
3. Bucktails: Bucktail jigs are another effective option for flounder. They have a flutter action when retrieved,which can be irrestable to those bottom dwelling fish.
Remember that the success of your lure choice can depend on factors like the water temperature,tide,and the specific conditions of your fishing location. Experiment with different lures,colors,and retrieve speeds to find out what works for any given day.
Authored by Capt Glenn Grimes.
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This piece of artwork is a one of a kind. I found this double claw from a stone crab in SWFL. I will be adding it to my website shortly. If interested please call at 1 863 508 0006. I'm asking $95.00.
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Been designing some new products. Check out our product page for new products. www.countryboysfishing.com
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Unparalleled Performance: With a unique design that mimics the sound and action of baitfish struggling on the surface, our popping corks are irresistible to predatory fish. Whether you're targeting redfish,snook, or speckled trout, or other species, these corks will help you reel in the big ones.
Versatility: The Country Boys Tackle Box popping corks are suitable for both freshwater and saltwater making them ideal for all anglers. Use them with live or artificial baits, and watch as the fish strike with intensity.
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By supporting us, you're not only are you getting your hands on these incredible popping corks, but your also contributing to the growth and success of an innovative, small-town fishing brand. Your support will help us manufacture these corks at scale, ensuring that more anglers can enjoy the benefits of this game- changing technology.
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Nice bass from Lake Kissimmee,Fl.
Exploring Central Florida's Top Ten Lakes: Anglers Paradise:
Central Florida is a hidden gem for bass fishing enthusiasts,offering a diverse range of the trophy-sized bass. These top ten bass lakes are bound to make your bass fishing dreams come true.
Lake Tohopekaliga: Located in Kissimmee, Fl Lake Toho is renowned for it's monster bass and is often referred to as the "Big fish Lake". The combination of abundant forage and healthy vegetation makes it is a must visit for any angler.
2. Lake Okeechobee: As Florida's biggest lake "the Big O" is a ledgendary bass fishing destination. It's extensive waterways and expansive waterways and expansive marshes provide ample opportunities for anglers to land the big ones.
3. Harris Chain of Lakes: This interconnected chain of lakes in Lake county offers excellent bass fishing year round. Lake Harris,Lake Eustis,and Lake Griffin offer good fishing for anglers who like to use artificial lures.
4. Stick Marsh/Headwaters Lake: Located in Fellsmere,Fl this unique lake features a mix of submerged vegetation and structure making it an ideal spot for trophy bass.
5. Lake Kissimmee: Known for it's scenic beauty, this lake in mostly Osceola county but can be accessed from the Polk county side. It is an anglers paradise. The abundance of hydrilla and eelgrass beds attracts bass through out the year. This lake still holds the B.A.S.S. tournament record.
6.Lake Istokpoga: (My favorite) is nestled in Highlands county this lake boasts an impressive population of bass. It's numerous cypress trees and grass beds provide excellent cover for bass fishing.
7. Lake George: Florida's second largest lake is an excellent bass fishing destination in the northeastern part of the state. The St. John's river flows through it,offering diverse fishing opportunities.
8. Lake Tarpon: Near Tampa, Lake Tarpon is a suburban favorite offering bass anglers a chance to reel in some impressive catches amidst beautiful surroundings.
9. Lake Monroe: Located near Sanford,Fl Lake Monroe offers diverse fishing opportunities,including bass. It's proximity to the St. John's river ensures a steady flow of fish.
10.Lake Apopka: This rehabilitated lake is making a comeback as a bass fishing hot spot. The restoration efforts have paid off, and it's now home to healthy populations of largemouth bass.
Central Florida's top ten bass lakes are a testament to the regions commitment to conservation and maintaining world class fisheries. So pack your gear,pick your spot,and get ready for an unforgettable bass fishing adventure in the heart of the sunshine state.
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Nice speckled trout
MASTERING THE ART OF POPPING CORK FISHING WITH LIVE BAIT:
Popping cork fishing with live bait is an effective way to enhance your saltwater angling experience. This technique relies on the use of popping corks,live bait,and precise strategy to attract and hook your target fish. When executed with finesse,it can yield remarkable results.
The popping cork itself serves as a visual and auditory attraction creating surface disturbances that mimic the natural movements of prey. To optimize success,it's crucial to select the right size,depending on the water conditions and the species your targeting.
Live bait,such as shrimp,finger mullet,live pilchards,or pinfish,is the true ace up your sleeve. Ensure your live bait is healthy and lively,as it will irresistibly lure your prey. Using a 18 to 24 inch long leader of 30 to 40lb test leader with a hook keeping in mind the species that you are targeting.
To ensure that your live bait stays frisky you should have a livewell that has a pump of at least 600 to 800 gph. This livewell will keep the water circulating,bringing freshwater in and pushing the old water out.
Strategy plays a vital role in this technique, Cast your baited hook and popping cork near structures like oyster bars,mangrove roots,or underwater grass beds. A gentle retrieve action will create rhythmic pops,generating curiousity among nearby fish.
TIP: Give the fish some freebee's by using a bait thrower such as a plastic baseball bat with the end cut out. These can be purchased at your local bait and tackle store. This will let you know if the fish are in a feeding mood.
Patience is the key; Let the popping cork do it's magic. When the fish strikes resist the urge to set the hook immediately,allow the fish to swallow the bait before setting the hook with a swift,well timed motion to secure your catch.
In conclusion,mastering popping cork fishing with live bait requires the right equipment,impeccable timing,and a strategic approach. Embrace the excitement of this technique,and you will find find yourself reeling in impressive catches and unforgettable memories on the water.
#popping cork fishing#bait and tackle#popping corks#snook fishing#snook fishing in Florida#live bait fishing#fishing for redfish#popping cork fishing for speckled trout
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The Finger Mullet
"Mastering The Hunt": REDFISH AND FLOUNDER ON ARTIFICIALS:
When it comes to in-shore saltwater fishing,few pursuits are as exciting and rewarding as targeting redfish and flounder using artificial lures. These elusive species require a unique set of skills and techniques, making the pursuit both challenging and exhilarating.
We will delve into the secrets of angling for these two prized species.
The key to success lies in understanding the habits and habitats of redfish and flounder. Redfish,often known as "red drum" are known for their powerful runs and willingness to strike a variety of lures. Flounder on the other hand,are stealthy ambush predators that require a different approach.
Artificial lures are the go to choice for dedicated anglers. Let's explore a wide range of lures,from soft plastics to hard baits and top water offerings,providing insights into when and how to use each type effectively. Top water lures are most effective during low light hours. Early in the morning and late afternoon,this is a general rule but there's always exceptions like cloudy days and so on.
When targeting redfish and flounder with artificial lures,it's essential that to have a variety of options in your tackle box to adapt to different situations and conditions. Here are some effective lure types and specific lures for both species:
LURES FOR REDFISH:
Soft plastics baits: soft plastic baits such as paddle tails,shrimp imitations,and jerkbaits are excellent for redfish,you can use colors that mimic local baitfish or go with bright and contrasting colors in murky waters. Fished under a popping cork also is a good method for both redfish and flounder.
2. Spoon lures: Gold or copper spoon lures are great for casting over shallow flats and retrieve them as fast as necessary to keep them off the bottom.
3.Top water lures: Redfish love top water action. Topwater lures can create explosive strikes when worked properly.
4. Spinnerbaits: A fairly new concept in the world of saltwater fishing are spinnerbaits. Spinnerbaits with a soft plastic trailer can imitate baitfish,making them enticing to redfish.
LURES FOR FLOUNDER:
1. CBTB Finger Mullet: is a good choice for flounder. Because of it's plastic skirt and soft plastic trailer. Just add your favorite scent or a shrimp bite type of scent.
2. Jigs: Jig heads paired with soft plastic grubs or swimbaits are versatile lures for flounder,opt for colors that match the local forage,such as brown,white,or chartreuse.
3. Bucktails: Bucktail jigs are another effective option for flounder. They have a flutter action when retrieved,which can be irrestable to those bottom dwelling fish.
Remember that the success of your lure choice can depend on factors like the water temperature,tide,and the specific conditions of your fishing location. Experiment with different lures,colors,and retrieve speeds to find out what works for any given day.
Authored by Capt Glenn Grimes.
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Popping Corks: A Game Changer for Speckled Trout Fishing:
Speckled trout fishing is a thrilling endeavor that offers anglers the chance to connect with nature while chasing one of the most prized catches in coastal waters. Among the many techniques available one method stands out as both effective and exciting-using popping corks. Popping corks have become a game changer for speckled trout fishing,adding an extra dimension to the experience.
Popping corks are a simple but ingenious tool consisting of a float attached to your fishing line and a leader with a lure or baiit underneath. When properly employed,they create a commotion on the water's surface,mimicking the sound of distressed prey,which speckled trout find irrestible. Here are a few reasons why they are a must for speckled trout enthusiasts.
Versatility: Popping corks work well in various conditions,from shallow marshes to deep bayous. You can adjust the depth easily making them suitable for both novice and exerienced anglers.
2. Attracting Power: The popping cork produces sound and surface disturbances that draw the attention of nearby speckled trout. This mimics the feeding frenzy often observed when baitfish are under attack.
3. Visual Appeal: The combination of the cork's movement and of the lures action create a visual spectacle. Speckled trout are curious by nature,and the display often triggers an aggressive strikes.
4. Easy to Use: Popping corks are user-friendly,making them accessible to anglers of all skill levels. You don't need advanced casting techniques or elaborate setups to get started.
5. Success Rate: Many seasoned veterans of speckled trout fishing swear by popping corks,claiming they consistently yield impressive catches.
When using popping corks,choose the right size,color,and type of lure to match the local conditions and the speckled trout's preferences. Experiment with different popping rhythms and retrieve speeds to find out what works best on any given day.
In conclusion, if you're looking to enhance your speckled trout fishing experience,give popping corks a try. Their versatility,attracting power,and ease of use to make them a valuable addition to your fishing arsenal,so grab your gear,hit the water,and let the popping cork action bring you closer to the exciting world of speckled trout fishing.
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BASS FISHING IN THE FALL:
Absolutely, fall can be a fantastic time for bass fishing as the cooling water temperatures trigger changes in bass behaviour.
FALL BASS FISHING STRATEGIES:
As summer fades and the days grow shorter, bass fishing enthusiasts eagerly await the exciting opportunities that fall brings. The cooling water temp's and changing enviromental conditions prompt bass to shift their behaviour,creating a dynamic and rewarding fishing experience. We'll explore key strategies,techniques,and tips for successful fall bass fishing.
UNDERSTANDING FALL BASS BEHAVIOUR:
During the fall,bass exhibit distinct behaviour patterns as they prepare for the up coming winter. They become more active and start to feed aggressively and,attempting to pack on extra weight before the colder months. Understanding these behavioral changes is crucial for devising effective fishing strategies.
2. LOCATION MATTERS:
Bass begin moving from deeper water to shallow areas as they follow their prey such as baitfish and crawfish, Look for transitional zones,like points,drop offs and creek mouths,where bass can easily ambush their prey. Pay attention to water temp's and use a fish finder to locate concentrations of baitfish.
3. BAIT SELECTION:
Fall bass are motivated by the need to feed,making them more receptive to a variety of lures. Consider using lures that imitate the prevalent forage in the area,such as shad,minnows,or crawfiish. Some effective fall bass lures include crankbaits,spinnerbaits,jerkbaits,swimbaits,and jigs.
4. CRANK BAIT MAGIC:
Crankbaits are especially effective during the fall as they mimic the erratic movements of distressed baitfish. Opt for medium to shallow diving crankbaits in natural colors. Vary your retrieve speed and experiment with pauses to trigger strikes from opportunistic bass.
5. JIGGING TECHNIQUES:
Swim jigs are versatile lures that can mimic both crawfish and baitfish. Work them slowly along the bottom,especially in rocky or brushy areas where bass might be hiding. Try different colors and sizes to gauge what the bass are responding to on that particular day.
6. TOP WATER THRILLS:
While fall is often associated with subsurface presentations,don't discount top water lures. Early morning and late afternoons can provide thrilling topwater action,with bass targeting injured baitfish near the surface. Poppers,buzzbaits,and walking the dog type baits can all be effective choices.
7. WEATHER CONDITIONS:
Keep an eye on the weather as it greatly influences fall bass activity. Overcast conditions and a bit of chop on the water can stimulate bass feeding behaviour. Wind can help concentrate bait fish near shorelines,attracting bass as well.
8. ADJUSTING AS THE SEASON PROGRESSES:
Remember that fall is a transitional period,and as the season progresses,bass behaviour can change.As the water temp's continue to drop,bass might even move into even shallower waters. Stay adaptable and be willing to switch up your techniques and locations accordingly.
CONCLUSION:
Fall bass fishing presents an exciting opportunities to catch quality fish as they prepare for the winter months/ By understanding bass behaviour adapting your tactics,and choosing the right lures,you can enhance your chances of successful and enjoyable fall fishing season. Embrace the changing conditions and get ready to reel in some impressive catches.
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Snook Fishing:
With snook season only a few days away I thought would give a few tips to help you catch more snook. For those of you that don't know what a snook is. It is one of the baddest gamefish in saltwater. They are highly prized for their fight and table fare.
Snook fishing is an exciting and challenging pursuit that draws anglers from all over the world. The coastal waters of central and south Florida has the best population of snook in the USA. South Texas has snook also.
They can be found in the warm coastal waters of the Gulf of Mexico, the Atlantic ocean, and the Caribbean.
SEASONS AND REGULATIONS:
It is important to be aware of the fishing seasons and size limits. Snook populations can be sensitive to overfishing,and many regions have rules in place to ensure sustainable fishing. Seasons and size limits can vary, so always consult local fishing regulations before heading out.
TACKLE AND GEAR:
When targeting snook it's crucial to have the right tackle and gear ,medium to heavy spinning or bait casting rods in the 7 to 8ft range are commonly used. Pair these with sturdy reels that have a smooth drag system. Since snook are known for their strong runs and acrobatics having a reel with a good drag is essential.
BAIT AND LURES:
Snook are opportunistic feeders and will go after a variety of baits and lures.Live bait options include pilchards,pinfish,shrimp,and mullet. When using artificials,consider using jerkbaits,soft plastics,topwater plugs,and jigs. Match the lure size and color to the local forage to increase your chance of success.
TECHNIQUES:
Snook fishing often requires finesse and patience. Here are a few techniques to consider:
LIVE BAIT:
If using live bait,hook it through the nose or lips with a circle hook. Allow the bait to swim naturally in the water,and be prepared for a sudden strike.
ARTIFICIALS LURES:
Cast lures near structure like mangroves,docks,and bridge pilings where snook like to hide. Work the lure with a twitching or jerking motion to mimic injured prey.
TOPWATER ACTION:
During low light conditions or early in the morning or evenings topwater lures can be effective. The explosive strikes from the snook hitting the surface are unforgettable.
SIGHT FISHING:
If you're in clear waters, you might spot snook cruising near the surface. Cast your lure or bait ahead of the fish and allow it to swim into their line of sight.
HABITAT AND LOCTIONS:
Snook can be found in a variety of habitats,including mangroves,grass flats,bridges,docks,and inlet areas. They often seek shelter near structures and ambush prey as it passes by. Knowing the local waters and understanding snook behaviour,you can greatly improve your chances of success.
CATCH AND RELEASE:
Due to the importance of preserving snook populations catch and release are strongly encouraged, handle the fish with wet hands to protect their delicate slime layer. Minimize the time the fish spends out of the water and support it properly when releasing.
Remember snook fishing can be unpredictable, and success often comes with persistence and learning from each experience,enjoy the journey respect the fish,and relish the excitement that snook fishing brings.
#bait and tackle#snook fishing#saltwater fishing#Fishing in Florida.#fishing#snook lures#snook baits#snook tips#snook fishing Gulf Of Mexico#snook fishing Atlantic coast#snook fishing gear#snook fishing Florida#snook fishing inshore
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Fishing in the wind.
Tips on fishing in the wind:
Fishing in windy conditions can be challenging,but with the right approach and some adjustments, you can you can still have successful fishing trips. Here are some tips for fishing in the wind.
Positioning:
In a light wind keep the wind at your back it will be better to use your trolling motor to keep your boat into position. It also makes for easier and more accurate casts. In heavy wind position your boat into or slightly angled to one side.
Weighted lures and baits:
If fishing into the wind use heavier baits. Add weight or use a weighted cork. as they will be less affected by the wind. If you are fishing with a light wind at your back use lighter baits.
Casting low and into the wind:
When casting into a heavy wind keep your rod tip low. This technique will be less affected by the wind.
Shorten your casts:
In heavy wind you want to shorten your casts. It will give you better control over your presentation and make it easier to manage your line.
Pay attention to wind direction:
This may be the most important tip of all. Observe how the wind is affecting the water's surface. Wind can push baitfish to one side of the water, attracting larger fish. Focus on fishing in areas where the wind is blowing into or along the shoreline.
Choose the right fishing line:
Braided lines are a great choice for fishing in the windy conditions. They have minimal stretch and provide excellent sensitivity.
Adjust your retrieve:
If your'e using lures,vary your speed,sometimes a faster retrieve can be more effective in windy conditions,as it keeps the lure above the bottom and prevents it from getting tangled.
Use wind breaks:
If possible find natural wind breaks like trees,rocks,or structures to shield yourself from the winds full force.
Stay patient:
Fishing in the wind can be frustrating, but don't get discouraged stay patient, adapt to the conditions,and remember that fish are still there; you need to be a bit more strategic in your approach.
Hope these tips help. Happy fishing. Capt Glenn.
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An excerpt from my E-book Fishing in Florida.
Chapter 1. Freshwater fishing:
THE HOT SPOTS
As you may know Florida has thousands of lakes,rivers,and creeks. Most of the lakes have public access. But there are some lakes that have private access. You would have to obtain permission to access these lakes to avoid unwanted trouble. One solution is the Florida Public Boatramp Finder. It will give you descriptions,info,maps, and some photos of the boat ramps. After determining what lake you want to fish all that's left to do is wet a line.
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Fishing with the Rapala floating minnow.
When I just a young kid I remember going around on my bike and collecting coke bottles for the deposit so I could buy me a Rapala 6" floating minnow in the black and gold color. I lived in Bartow, Fl. which is right dead center of Florida. I would right my bike down to the old phosphate pits in Mary Holland Park. I had an old fiberglass rod with a Zebco 33.This was high tech in those days.
So after checking to see if their were any alligators hanging around I would slip into the water about waist deep and start casting out towards the center. As I started twitching the Rapala back to me I would be on the lookout for the surface strike. More often than not I would get a strike about every 3rd or 4th cast. Most of the bass would be only a couple of pounds or so but every once in a while I would get one over 4 lbs. As a 12 to 13 year old kid I was in heaven.
Yes the Rapala 6" floating minnow in black and gold will always be in my tacklebox. If you don't own one you are missing out on some exciting top water action. I've even caught snook in saltwater with it.
Recently while fishing in Lake Julianna in Polk city I caught a 6lber using the 6' floating minnow. It;s an effective lure.
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Saltwater fishing in Florida.
Saltwater fishing in Florida is a popular and exciting activity due to the state's extensive coastline, diverse marine habitats,and abundant fish species. Whether you're a novice or an experienced angler, Florida offers a wide range of opportunities for saltwater fishing.
TYPES OF FISHING:
Florida offers various types of saltwater fishing, including shoreline fishing: you can fish from beaches, piers, jetties, and other accessible shoreline areas. Common catches include snook, redfish, seatrout, pompano, mangrove snapper, and more.
2. BOAT FISHING:
Fishing from a boat provides access to the hidden spots that you can't get to by land. A boat also provides the ability to get to deeper offshore waters. If you don't have a boat there are plenty of charter captains available for hire. Offshore fishing can yield species like grouper, snapper, kingfish, and sailfish.
3. KAYAK AND CANOE FISHING:
Florida's coastal and inland water-ways are ideal for kayak and canoe fishing. These smaller boats allow you to explore shallow areas and reach spots that may be inaccessible by larger boats.
Kayaks have been increasing in popularity in recent years due to the ability to access places that are hard to reach.
4. OFFSHORE FISHING:
Offshore fishing offers the chance to catch, larger gamefish such as marlin, tuna, mahi-mahi, and swordfish. Charter boat captains who specialize in deep sea fishing are available on coastal cities.
5. POPULAR FISHING DESTINATIONS:
Florida has numerous renowned fishing destinations, including: 1. KEY WEST:
Known for it's diverse fishery and excellent year round fishing opportunities.
2. MIAMI:
Offers a mix of inshore and offshore fishing options, with chances to catch a variety of species.
3. TAMPA BAY:
Known for it's rich ecosystem, providing opportunities for inshore and nearshore fishing.
4. SW FLORIDA:
With Boca Grande being the center of attention because of the tarpon run in early May. But the region has good year round fishing for snook redfish, sea trout, and more.
5. DESTIN:
Famous for it's clear waters and deep sea fishing, often referred to as the " World's Luckiest Fishing Village".
6. Panama City:
Offers a range of fishing options, from inshore to deep sea and hosts various fishing tournaments.
TACKLE AND GEAR:
The type of tackle and gear you'll need depends on the fishing style and the species you're targeting. Commonly used equipment includes spinning reels and rods, braided lines, mono lines, different types of hooks, live bait, and fishing accessories like, pliers, knives, and of course a cooler to store your fish in.
WEATHER AND CONDITIONS:
Check your local forecast before you head out to ensure that saltwater fishing remains enjoyable and sustainable for everyone.
Remember becoming a skilled saltwater angler takes time and experience. Learn from experienced anglers, study local fishing reports, experimenting with different techniques will help you improve your fishing skills over time.
Also remember to buy your fishing license and follow the regs. Thank you Captain Glenn.
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Scorpion Swim jigs catch bigger fish. Country Boys Fishing.
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How to catch redfish and flounder on artificials.We were using the Ultra jig and a Dead Ringer. I caught some nice fish with this rig. www.countryboysfishing.com
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Hommassa Springs fishing
Last year I went to Hommassa Springs to do some fishing there.Fishing there was pretty good. I actually got some footage of me catching a nice flounder and a good redfish. I was using the Ultra jig with a Dead Ringer soft plastic trailer. I was using a 3/8th oz head colored in black with a rasberry colored Dead Ringer. The fish seemed to like that color. Well I managed to destroy my lower unit on my motor. Hommassa is a hard place to navigate if you don’t know where you are going. It was only my second time there. I got out of the channel due to foggy conditions. So while limping back to the dock I spotted a spot that looked fishy so I put down the trolling motor and started fishing. After the second cast I hooked a 30” snook and I fought it until it got around my trolling motor and broke off. So I put the camera on and captured the footage of the flounder and redfish. To take a look at the footage logon to You Tube at Countryboysfishing
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