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revspiggles 09-21-2018 09:39 PM

Flounder in vbay
 
Anyone have luck catching flounder in vbay? With water being salty like t is and normally this begins the fall migration-thinking of looking for flounder north of marsh island on the flats. Message me if you don?t want to talk about it online. 3378310639.

Xpress21 09-22-2018 05:12 PM

I haven’t caught a flounder in the bay in a decade. Don’t even try anymore. When late October comes every year I go to Cameron.

revspiggles 09-22-2018 07:25 PM

Let me know when you go and if you have space. I?ve heard about it in the channel just never went

BudMan56 09-22-2018 08:32 PM

Can anyone explain what has happened to Vermilion Bay that has cause the fisheries to decline or is it just something some folks are using for lower catch?

redaddiction 09-22-2018 09:10 PM

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Originally Posted by BudMan56 (Post 843348)
Can anyone explain what has happened to Vermilion Bay that has cause the fisheries to decline or is it just something some folks are using for lower catch?


Fishermen there just know to keep their mouths shut when they catch limits in the bay!

But honestly we are still in the hit or miss time of year. October and November have always been the best months for me over the 25 years I've been fishing there.

WorldWideSportsman87 09-22-2018 10:30 PM

Even though it's still September fishing was a lot better before the last few years
I remember when I was still in college I would fish vermillion bay 2-3 times a week during the fall and do good
Even in early September
Now I don't even go until October
Probably explains why I don't know the bay like I used to

TroutSupport.com 09-25-2018 08:31 AM

I believe the last 3-4 years have been super high runoff of fresh, that hasn't exactly helped it.

For Flounder.. You can catch them year round but best months tend to be October, November, and December. February and March can be good as well.


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