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Try my luck with saltwater this weekend? #11913905 11/03/16 12:02 AM
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Pretty bored with freshwater so I figured I'd try the Ol' bay out. I have been numerous times in other people's boats and have waded around on my own with ok success, but I never have launched my boat in the saltwater. I have a Skeeter Bay Pro 21 CC (Irony, I know). I would like a few suggestions on where I should launch, run, and fish; as I am semi-new to this type of water. I really just want to have a fun day on the water so... reds, specks, sand trout, or flounder is fine (even hard-heads Lol). Not looking to break any records here.. I want a safe, easy fishing plan. I do know the Yacht basin/Sea-wolf to the jetties area ok but like I said previously, I wasn't the one driving the boat. I have very good electronics, maps, and good gear. What do all you people suggest? I don't care, I will use shrimp or lures.

Re: Try my luck with saltwater this weekend? [Re: X-spect] #11916066 11/04/16 01:53 AM
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The Yacht basin is now closed to members only so you cant launch there. The causeway ramp is good and if you watch your electronics you should be ok. I would avoid west bay due to the numerous shallow shell reefs. You can fish the causeway area & RR bridge or head to SWP. There are a lot of flounder there now, but a lot of small ones, however we have had some good runs of keepers.


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