I have been fishing in the mouths of the Choctawhatchee lately - with NO LUCK! I hear rumors of striper and redfish moving in, but still no luck.
I've been using crank-bates, and rattle-traps - but obviously need some other "local" pointers!! Can somebody help me???
Thanks
Marlilnman - (or so I think)
marlinmanmarlinmanBeach Comber6 postsJoined View profileMessageBeach Comber
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4Tattooist DaveTattooist DaveBeach ComberL Street. Santa Rosa Beach14 postsJoined View profileMessageBeach Comber
Live shrimp! Im still new at fishing but every body i know says live shrimp. also remember since the weather has been weird, the fish might not be there. -Dave
aquaticbiology
aquaticbiologyfishlipsredneck heaven799 postsJoined View profileMessagefishlips
and they move - continually - up and down the river - i like to pick my spot, crack a bottle and wait for them to come by near the turn of the tide - cast in front of the line with live or dead shrimp and nothing else but a hook - if you miss you cast again, but at somepoint they will be gone away, in which case you get to try again tomorrow, and the next and the next and the next and the next
kingfishn
kingfishnBeach LoverBlue Mountain Beach224 postsJoined View profileMessageBeach Lover
The "ditch"...(intercoastal near the mouth of the river)..DOA's, live, fresh dead shrimp, plastic grubs..for specks (stripers??)..C-note for 'strippers'...my GPS
# for a good spot...is fish off Kurt's dock...but...shhhhhhh
# for a good spot...is fish off Kurt's dock...but...shhhhhhh
redfisher
redfisherBeach Fanatic374 postsJoined View profileMessageBeach Fanatic
"Shrimpers-4.95/lb" dead shrimp cut in 1/2 on a 1/4oz jighead will work fine...No need to hunt down live shrimp...Good Luck
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