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Ruby Red Lip
Join Date: Jun 2008
Posts: 49
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I've been wade fishing in Escambia Bay. Today I caught a dozen catfish, five specs, and a lady fish. I saw baby redfish so I know they are out there.
What do I use to get these guys to bite? I've been using a cork w/ natural color Gulp! shrimp. I tried numerous spoons, lures, and frozen shrimp but got no bites (except catfish from frozen shrimp.) |
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Trigger
Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: Cantonment, Fl.
Posts: 361
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generally escambia is the only place we fish
for the reds try using a white or chart jig, tipped with either shrimp or cutbait if your wading along side the reeds for them, the best thing is just a split shot, hook, and any kind of baitfish dead or alive thrown along side the reeds and worked back very slowly |
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