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Jan 30, 2024 21:29:31   #
Craig's wrote:
Asking for any ideas on waypoints between Sebastian in Fort Pierce.


Off the coast there are many artificial reefs you might try. I did very well off Miami, the Key’s and up into Broward county when I lived down south of there. Sailfish, Grouper, snapper, kingfish and dolphin were pretty common catches. Try the FWC site at

https://myfwc.com/media/19397/artificialreefdeploymentlocations.pdf

Never really fished anywhere up that way other than around Sebastian Inlet on vacations. Good luck and tight lines
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Dec 20, 2023 15:58:46   #
gordy002 wrote:
Thank you for the update I’ll verify for sure


That’s the dates for spec aka Spotted Seatrout in Central East Coast waters.

I noticed bass on your profile pic so maybe you meant spec as in speckled perch or aka black crappie. That’s not closed but sometimes it is specific to what lake you’re fishing in. http://www.eregulations.com/florida/fishing/freshwater/ Good luck and catch’em up.
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Oct 31, 2023 22:48:43   #
lorafa93 wrote:
I’ve been using chicken legs and thighs. Also used ground fish chum blocks. I’m planning on going in the evening one day next week. The traps I’m using are four door folding traps. I’ve been trying it during the day. I’ll let the traps sit for about 20 to 30 minutes and then check them out. I’m fishing while the traps are out. I’m hoping to get a skiff soon. Once I have a boat I invest in some traps that I can leave in the water.

I notice you asked where to try, not necessarily how or what techniques to try. My sister in law lived on Siesta Key in Sarasota and when visiting we used the pyramid spring traps from the sea wall near bridges. We always used chicken backs and tried to stay out of areas where the current was flowing too strong. That’s not Venice but probably similar locations could be found there. Mullet worked too and I think anything smelly would attract them. Night time was better for us.

On another note, my nephew is a commercial crabber in NC (small scale - 300 traps). He buys “flats” of menhaden to bait his traps with. There is something available at times where he buys his bait that’s basically just shrimp heads. He “sweetens” his traps sometimes with that. He lets his bait get pretty smelly before he baits his traps so scent definitely helps lol.
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Sep 1, 2023 17:18:55   #
Stu webber wrote:
I never knew that what part of Gods Waiting Room do they live in??


You may need to take a ride North. I heard there were some stocked in some Lakes in North Georgia. Someone posted they caught pickerel here in Fl but don’t recall where so good luck with that. Oh, There are barracuda in saltwater. Similar looking, lots of teeth lol 😂
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Jun 16, 2023 17:43:11   #
SindyM wrote:
Hello from Florida, Sindy


I don’t know if this will help any but the FWC.com website has lots of information.
Try this:
https://myfwc.com/license/accessibility/ada-for-anglers/
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Jan 26, 2023 11:35:49   #
kpw52 wrote:
We’re they in the flats at the inlet or in the channel would you say?


As I recall…High tide on the flats, falling tide drifting the channel. Single hook flounder rig, w/bull minnows & maybe 2-3 oz sinker depending on current. (It gets whipping thru there). I have since fished several other places up and down the coast. Two hook bottom rig with minnows or squid strips works in NC drifting the flats around inside of Oregon Inlet. Slow Trolling or power drifting a Carolina rig with minnow has been productive.
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Jan 25, 2023 19:12:04   #
kpw52 wrote:
Can’t seem to find any flounder in the Indian river. Any suggestions?


Hey kpw52, although it’s been quite a while since I fished over there, used to be drifting the Sebastian Inlet and just inside the inlet was pretty productive during colder months. It’s probably close to 13-14 years ago since I fished there tho. Hope that helps a little.
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