Dang,,,,should be plenty of "social distancing"on the pier,,,,nice catch,,,,closing the pier and the beaches tonight at midnight...........
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Whats the best bait to use for them?
Good eatin Nic?I like a live pinfish freelined, or a jig with a squid on it.
Good eatin Nic?
Someday,maybe,,,,One of the best to me, ranks right up there with flounder, grouper, and mullet. They`re a fun fish, you hunt them.
Whats the best bait to use for them?
I've heard great things about those Manns jelly worms for bass,,,,I've got two Manns shallow crank baits that I like,,,,a craw one especially,,,,Ling love eels.
I'm a cheapskate, if I'm sight casting to them, I throw a Mann's 12" jelly worm on a 7/0 Mustad hook and swim it by them.
One of the best to me, ranks right up there with flounder, grouper, and mullet. They`re a fun fish, you hunt them.
And I thought I was doing something original bouncing crickets off of flooded tree trunks. That works very well by the way.Floating double taper flyline,tiny cork,b split shot,and a rolling cast.I remember about 30 years ago I found a nice hanging around a buoy off Mexico Beach. I fooled with that fish for over an hour for nothing. When I went back in an old man at the slip gave me some good advice. Said to tie a white jig on and tip it with a small squid, ease up to casting distance of the buoy right at daylight, and when I cast, make sure to bounce the jig off the side of the buoy. Next morning I did that very thing and soon as the jig bounced off the buoy and hit the water, that cobia nailed it. Since that time I`ve used that trick to trick more than once.