Flounder advice

[mr crab]

gULP CHARTRUESE SWIMMING MULLET 1/4 oz jig head. Cast to the bank, and lift the rod tip to drag the gulp along the bottom, the reel in the slack line. that's how I do it. The key is slow, slow, slow retreives.

[ike84]

I use the white gulp swimming mullet dragging the bottom. And if you catch one there are probably at least 5 more in that spot. Just keep fan casting that spot or work the bank good if that is where they are at.

[Montauk17]

Originally Posted by Goooh

The gulp is going to last a long time, the same 5 dollar sack of curly tails is going on over 5 trips now. The amount of dead shrimp or live that I would have had to buy costs way more than that little bag of gulp, plus I don't have to constantly re bait when nuisances get after it...

Wait till you get around some baby croakers...them lil bait robbers will eat the tails off in a hurry.

[meaux fishing]

Originally Posted by Montauk17

Wait till you get around some baby croakers...them lil bait robbers will eat the tails off in a hurry.

I was just about to say the same thing

[Goooh]

Originally Posted by Montauk17

Wait till you get around some baby croakers...them lil bait robbers will eat the tails off in a hurry.

I reinforce mine with Kevlar infused tooth picks

[1Woods]

Now that's funny

[rustyb]

Originally Posted by mr crab

gULP CHARTRUESE SWIMMING MULLET 1/4 oz jig head. Cast to the bank, and lift the rod tip to drag the gulp along the bottom, the reel in the slack line. that's how I do it. The key is slow, slow, slow retreives.

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[Montauk17]

Originally Posted by Goooh

I reinforce mine with Kevlar infused tooth picks

Where can I purchase some of these?

[cyclerj]

Ditto on netting them at the boat! They love a good shake when you've got them close...

[rdenison]

Filet a small Crocker and use little pieces of bait, to me, this works even better than gulp.