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Aransas Pass January 2019 #12969931 11/19/18 04:16 AM
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I've never fished the salt in the winter. There's a full moon around 1/5 and a new moon around 1/20. Which would be better? Are the fish on the flats or do they stay deeper? Should I expect to catch limits of specks and reds or is the fishing slower in the winter? I appreciate any tips I get. Tight lines.


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Re: Aransas Pass January 2019 [Re: Lindsey] #12975355 11/25/18 08:21 AM
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New moon for me.


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Re: Aransas Pass January 2019 [Re: Lindsey] #12975396 11/25/18 01:33 PM
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Thanks Iconn4. That was my thought too. I usually fish the new moon when planning my trips.


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