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Bull Minnows- where to buy

bamconBeach Comber
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on a Sunday morning near Inlet Beach?

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KurtAdmin
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http://www.halfhitch.com

They may know of someone closer.

Also call Seagrove Beach Icehouse and ask them where. Also remind them to get a website or at least advertise here so that we have their info handy. ;-)
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JohnBeach Fanatic
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Seagrove Icehouse doesn't have live bait this weekend. For the adventurous, they have cast nets.

The Ace Hardware store on Hwy98, a few miles east of Inlet Beach, typically has some live bait. It may be shrimp this time of year. Call ahead at 850-234-0314 to check availability and hours of operation. You may need to buy the bait today, but the bull minnows are very hardy.

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