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 Drift-Galveston/Trinity bay areas/baytown
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01/12/17 04:35 AM
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hornedfrog
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Ok..Rookie question for the saltwater guys--what techniques and rigs (baits) do yu all use when drift fishing bay areas. Im a freshwater guy who will begin to fish some saltwater bays. We drift for blue cat in north texas but thats bottom rigging (santee cooper rigs) I use to fish gulf bays in florida. simply used poppin cork/shrimp but that was during the 90's. would luv to hear some strategy and technique in covering some area.
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Re: Drift-Galveston/Trinity bay areas/baytown
[Re: hornedfrog]
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02/09/17 05:47 PM
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West_on_one
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Soft plastics on jig heads. Saltwater assian, down south lires, egerat baits... 1/8-1/4 jig head. Cover water find fish!
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Re: Drift-Galveston/Trinity bay areas/baytown
[Re: hornedfrog]
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02/11/17 04:34 PM
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Edwurd
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Depends on what your fishing for reds, specks, black drum?
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Re: Drift-Galveston/Trinity bay areas/baytown
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02/14/17 01:33 PM
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hornedfrog
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what will the black drum hit? will the plastics cover the specs and reds?
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