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Inshore Saltwater Fishing Discussion Discuss inshore fishing, tackle, and tactics here! |
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Well we went to the reefs south of Marsh Island. Pavy, Croix, and Diamond. Only caught 3 gafftops. Those suckers are nasty. Caught a big one on a Rattletrap....it jut kind of laid there at first then started pulling drag when it got close to the boat. I was hoping for a red when he started pulling but no dice.
We went through the pass at high tide around 7:30. When we came back through around 1:30 the tide had fallen and wow you could pull up to some of those exposed shoals and set out a beach blanket if you wanted to. Very close to the green markers (west side of the pass). I took Dink's advice and hugged the red markers both ways and had no problems other than an engine stall on the way in. |
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I was out there today. Started off at T-Butte around 6:30. Caught one trout. Left at 8:30 went to Diamond reef. First cast my budy hooks a 3+ lb trout and breaks his line trying to flip it in the boat (dummy). I got pumped then no more bites. My dad was killing the gafftops with dead shrimp. Managed 2 trout and a flounder all day. Weather, water, and salinity was good. The fish forgot to eat.
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Yeah my buddy was using shrimp and first cat his cork went don immediately. We were all pumped up until he reeled in a gafftop.
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Here come ole gafftop He come groovin up slowly ... He got joo joo eyeballs He one holy roller... My kids like gafftop more than they like redfish. I am never disappointed to put a 3-6 lb gafftop in the boat. |
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Well I am still bad enough at fishing that anything tugging on the line makes for a good day!
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Talked to someone that ran out the second set of rigs and caught 90+. I did not see pictures though
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