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Ruby Red Lip
 
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i have been fishing every weekend for about a month and a half and i catch one fish per trip no matter what..i know they call it fishing but come on !!!! what am i doing wrong i have tried around jims fish camp around the grasses and around the bridges...tried blackwater bay....tried escambia bay...live shrimp...gotchas...live shiners nothing of keepable size tried bottom and top....morning and evening....just tired of not catching anything not looking for anybodys honey hole just some advise before i give up....havent been paying attention to the tides when i go could this be part of my problem...just want some reds, trout or anything really
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Snapper
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| good luck man I posted the same Q yesterday and have had 70 views....If you find something out let me know too please Went out today burned a tank of gas and caught 1 undersize Gag.... I would even be willing to offer a free ride to someone with some inshore exp.
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splitshot (7/20/2008)
havent been paying attention to the tides when i go could this be part of my problemYES.... Fish a moving tide.
Joel Murphy Pace, FL.
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Snapper
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| I just PMed you my extensive redfish outline from the last HLS Seminar Series. It will produce lots of redfish for you. Good luck!
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Ruby Red Lip
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ok thanks for all the info i have new things to try now i really appreciate it 
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| Go buy a couple packs of 3" Gulp! shrimp and rig them on a 1/8 or 1/4oz jighead depending on the current. Go to Garcon point bridge and see how many casts you can make. Go pilon to pilon starting in about 8ft of water and let your bait sink to the bottom before working it. You should catch quiet a few keeper trout. If that doesnt work then I would suggest booking a trip with one of the local guides in the area. It will help you learn a few things for the future. Its like anything else. You need to learn the proper techniques before you try something or you will be unsuccessful. Brant Peacher
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| I can tell you this... Over the last couple years of doing inshore fishing i definately pay much more attention to the tides than i used to. I will always catch a moving tide. Preferably a outgoing high tide.. Just like above, you have to keep with it, find what works for you. Confidence is everything. Before long you will definately know what works for you and what locations seem to produce more fish than others. I went out Thursdsay night and was doing very well but I kept moving to see if I could find bigger trout and came upon a spot in which we pulled 13 reds out of. Now I know a little more about the location I was fishing and will check this "Honey Hole" out more often. Keep at it, Jason
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