Flounder?

[crackerdave]

Has the warm weather delayed their migration out of the inshore water? How about the" scrimps?"

[StriperAddict]

Good Q. I'm posting so I get any answers to my e

thanks

[marine3]

Around Savannah we are still catching some flounder but the shrimp are a different story. Thank God for Gulp baits.

[puredrenalin]

Ive caught many a flounder off the VA coast, using the good old 2 minny rig. I havent had the chance to go out this past summer, but Ive heard gulp and shrimp are awesome combinations. I know for reds gulp is the ticket as well as the Halo shrimp, but I love to fish for Flounder!! The flatties should be inshore this month or the following!! Good luck for you guys!!

[Paymaster]

Here's a couple from PC Beach.

[StriperAddict]

Nice catch P'M, and I'll bet good eatin :bounce:

[swamp hunter]

Anybody got any info. on them flounder around Keaton Beach area? What time of year , ect. I,m soon to be moving up that way , and we don,t have any way down south where I fish at. So I don,t really have any exp. with them, I,ve caught maybe 3 in my entire life.

[crackerdave]

I've fished for flounder a lot,but it's been on the Atlantic side of Florida.They're a fish that you don't often catch unless you're specifically after them and you know how they bite and what they eat.Fish slowly with the lightest weight [slip-sinker or jighead] you can get by with and keep your bait[mud minnow or finger mullet] on or near the bottom. When a flounder hits,it usually feels like a hard "tap" like a bass hitting a plastic worm.Let the fish have a little slack and wait about 30 seconds or so,then set the hook.Most folks try to set the hook too soon on a flounder,and don't hook 'em good.
Good luck!

[puredrenalin]

Using Circle hooks work well they usually hook themselves, depending on how hard they are hittin that day, you feel em bump it, if you pick up just a bit, you can feel them swim back down, at that point you can usually set the hook and be good to go! Great advice rangerdave!! Good luck guys!!!