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Inshore Saltwater Fishing Discussion Discuss inshore fishing, tackle, and tactics here! |
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Big lake
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Hire a guide
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x2.. easy way to make the trip count! And tell them what you want to learn and they will do everything they can to help you.
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Beat the bank or fish the weirs for reds. Look for birds for trout. Go soak some mullet in the channel there is always something to pull on your line.
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Thanks for the tips. I will give it hell. Would love to eventually take a guide trip but it's just not in the cards right now.
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get you a hotspots map of the lake from Academy, mark a few of the reefs on your gps and give them a try. I always catch a few reds on a falling tide fishing the grass lines and ponds on the southeast end of the lake. White and chartruse tail Norton sand eels works good. Live shrimp under a popping cork is hard to beat but I prefer plastics and topwater
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This time of year, if you have a little tide and good weather, go to the Jetties with live mullet or live shrimp. Don't pass up any birds in the lake heading south though.
Or you could just wait until Waltrip leaves his camp and follow him out wherever he goes... PPP!!! (Pilgrim's Potlicking Pride) :*****: |
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Louisiana Sportsman has many articles on Big Lake, some include coords.
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I would first suggest a guide especially if you are starting to want to fish the lake more regularly lots of good guides out of Heberts best bang for your buck when you consider gas tracking fish and lures and live bait the cost becomes comparable. Other wise yes just go out look for birds and popping bait. the hotspots map does work well also.
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If another boat is on the birds be courteous or just find another set.
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Go with a guide and mark the spots you catch fish with a handheld gps in your pocket then take your boat early the next morning and beat the guide to the spots.
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^^^^^^^
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That could get ugly lol
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To soon? |
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The navionics app has a decent tracking feature too. #BettaGetyaMoniesWorth |
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I tell everyone who hires me that you can fish any spot you want 365 days a year ! I'm good enough that I know if someone is at a spot before me , I go find fish somewhere else !! Depending on one spot to catch fish is petty much saying you can't catch some where else !! I have over 1500 spots that I can fish anyday and one will not stop me from having a successful trip
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1.37 spots per square mile to be precise, plausible. |
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LOL a W exaggeration is more plausible.
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