by WreckTangle | Jan 1, 2021 | Redfish, Spotted Sea Trout
Although the last couple days have been warm, there are some cool temperatures on the horizon next week. Last week, cool water temperatures in the 50’s left our redfish a bit lethargic as many could be seen lying in the sun way off the shoreline trying to warm...
by WreckTangle | Dec 26, 2020 | Fishing Reports, Redfish, Snook, Spotted Sea Trout
We’ve sure been having some low tides this past month. It can be intimidating what many refer to as puddle jumping but can also provide some good fishing as fish get locked up or stuck in the deeper depressions on the flats waiting on water to rise. Basically, when...
by WreckTangle | Dec 25, 2020 | Spotted Sea Trout
t’s sure been breezy lately and it looks like the rest of December will also be challenging. However, when the conditions are right the bite has been pretty good. In particular, the spotted sea trout bite in the sand holes of the turtle grass flats in Pine...
by WreckTangle | Dec 16, 2020 | Spotted Sea Trout
For the most part, in and around the Charlotte Harbor area, the spotted sea trout doesn’t get a whole lot of respect. I guess when you take into consideration the snook, redfish, and tarpon fisheries that we are so fortunate to have; the trout are definitely a bit...
by WreckTangle | Dec 16, 2020 | Redfish, Snook, Spotted Sea Trout
With the exception of low light conditions, it’s typical to rig a conventional spinning rod with a weighted jig head. Whether soft plastic or feathered, they’re very popular as well as practical because for the most part fish feed beneath more than on the surface. ...
by WreckTangle | Dec 8, 2020 | Redfish, Snook, Spotted Sea Trout
After putting together my thoughts on the advantages of throwing an intermediate sink tip line, I figured it would be worthwhile to discuss how I basically accomplish a similar end result throwing a more manageable floating line. Moreover, in an estuarine environment...
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