Fishing Around the Shells for Trout and Redfish

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As many Georgia fishermen know, the fall and winter fishing season is approaching rapidly, creating ideal Trout and Redfish conditions. Late August and September nights begin to grow cooler and that sunlight we’re used to navigating with at 6:00 AM, is already in the history books this year. To most people, this don’t mean much, but to us Inshore fisherman, …

How to Catch Whiting in Georgia

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As everybody knows, there is no real art form involved when it comes to catching Whiting. I have a few tips to offer for those who have problems catching these fish in large numbers or for those who want to take their fishing to another level. This is the time of year when these little hard fighting devils show up …

Crabs, Convicts and Triggerfish

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If you can’t stand the cold, you may want to bundle up, grin and bear it and slip on a pair of Gloves. It’s cold, but the fish are biting within 10 Miles of the Beach during late February and into March and April. And, the best part of the deal? You can make the ride in less than ideal …

Sight Casting for Jack Crevalle

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If you could rate fish with a bad attitude, Jack’s would be on top of your brutality list. These copper and yellow giants roam the sounds and rivers all summer long just looking for something to kill, because they can. I started to notice the bigger Jacks showing during Tarpon fishing trips this Month. These fish are so brutal, they …

Mules On The Ledges – Red Snapper City

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Many trips to Georgia’s 40 Mile live bottom over the last few years proves this Spring to be far better than years past for big (Mule) Red Snapper. As we approached the R-5 Tower, we stopped in close for a bait check around the legs. Thousands of peanut cigar minnows surrounded the north tower legs, so we picked up 50 …