COMOFireFighter

Well....After much anticipation, we decide to cancel our February trip. Were gonna head down the last week of March and first week of April instead. Hopefully the bite will be in full swing then. Thanks for all of your advice, and Ill make sure to post some pic's after we get back!

Pair-a-Dice

I would check the fishing report to see if the Tarpon have moved into the area early or not, where there is Tarpon there is Sharks...

John B.

that should be perfect timing... remember, big bait = big shark.

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COMOFireFighter

The time has come(almost) We are leaving on the 26th of this month, and should be in Pensacola around the 29th. I know that a kayak is the method of choice for getting bait out for most of you guys, but we might not have that option. What about sliding the bait out? Any info is greatly appreciated...

surveyor

I got a Kayak, if you don't mind the company, But I'll let ya know right now I won't be going out in the surf with "BIG CHUNKS OF BLOODY BAIT" with sharks...:nonono

J.Sharit

Don't need a yak to shark fish at Ft. Pickens pier , deep water right

inside the mouth to the gulf caught more than 100at that pier.

caught 2 hammies over 10ft and several nice tigers also.

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J.Sharit

If there is a north wind you can use a reinforced cardboard box

and sail your bait out then snatch it out of the box. Or if you really

know your stuff then you can use a large ballon tied to your leader

with mono through a roll of lifesavers when the lifesavers melt your

bait should be pretty far outif the wind is good. This will also work at

Ft. Pickens with a south wind or southeast. Yaks anit the only way to get er done.

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