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Old 06-29-2012, 08:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Bdv2642 View Post
If I catch 10 drum, a bunch of trash and 2 reds, and bull reds at that! Sounds like a great day! Would love to fish the lake but I don't have a boat. Yet!
If you prefer to catch fewer gafftops and hardheads, use broken crab instead of cut or finger mullet. I also think crab beats mullet for drum and redfish at the jetties. You need a long, surf casting rod to get the bait further into the channel. You also need a good selection of weights including 4 and 6 oz pyramids to hold the bottom. And you will probably break off a lot on the bottom. The big advantage to a boat is you can pick a good spot in the channel and let directly down rather than casting across the rocks on the bottom. A boat also lets you fish the surf outside the channel when conditions suggest this is the better play. Days right before a cold front can even the odds when your location is limited.
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