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 salt marshes around tiki island
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06/12/14 08:43 PM
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Squeaky McGees Dad
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Just curious if the fishing in the salt marshes right off of HWY45 before crossing the bridge is any good. I see people out there sometimes with cast nets for bait and I have seen a small pier. Any reds or other edible fish in there?
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Re: salt marshes around tiki island
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06/13/14 12:52 PM
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I have got in to some Black drum there before at high tide.
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Re: salt marshes around tiki island
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06/13/14 04:44 PM
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Nice, I think I will go give it a shot tomorrow. Do you have any idea on the water depth for inshore fishing? I was thinking about running a popping cork and DOA shrimp or maybe some weedless spoons. Any tips are appreciated.
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Re: salt marshes around tiki island
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06/13/14 05:36 PM
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I remember it being just under two and a half feet. We used Gulp under a cork and just kept popping it. White 3" Gulp shrimp.
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Re: salt marshes around tiki island
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06/13/14 05:43 PM
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Awesome, thanks. I'm going to hit up academy and bass pro today and I'll pick up a half pint of gulp. The white worked better for you than new penny?
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