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Oh, Yeah, there is a moral
to this story. Just about the time you think you have them figured
out, they throw a monkey in the wrench. I now have a new spot that
I thought was a non-productive spot.
My outfit consisted of a Pflueger Contender filled with 40 pound
test Power Pro with a 30 pound test Cajun Red leader, a 4 ounce egg
sinker, a 50 pound test Sea Striker barrel swivel, a Daiichi 5/0
Circle Wide hook and for bait, a fresh clam. I fished this on the
bottom, put the rods in rod holders on the boat, sat back and waited
for the circle wide to do its job. When the fish picks up the clam
and moves off, it feels the hook and runs harder, resulting in the
hook buried in the side of it's mouth. TIP. When using circle style
hooks, DO NOT rare back and set the hook. Either just turn the handle
of leave the rod in the rod holder and let the fish set the hook.
Here are few species that might to go home with you this month.
Speckled Trout and Redfish:
Try a surface lure or one the can be fished just under the surface.
MirrOlure has come out with some new stuff since last year. So far
I have done well with their new MirrO Minnow. It cast a mile, and
looks great in the water. I also like the Sea Striker Trout Killer
or the Exude RT Slug rigged with an X-Point 5/0 worm hook. You can
fish this weedless in the grass or from the surface to about seven
or eight feet down. On these lures I usually get the strike after
I have twitched it and it is falling, so be ready to set the hook.
Flounder: A soft plastic like the ones above rigged on a lead head
jig and a minnow or shrimp on a jig head work great around the edges
or creek mouths.
I had a chance to go to Little River Georgia Plantation for some
largemouth fishing last week and wow did we have a great time. Check
out this 10 pounder that SLAM DUNKED a spinner bait.
Tommy Langdo of Concrete Specialist with a nice 10 pounder from Little
River Georgia Plantation in Ashburn Ga.
How about this picture of James Roney in the water
and Tommy Langdo, laughing so hard he is about to tear up. What is
he doing in the water, I thought you were supposed to be fishing
from inside of the boat.
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