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Jetties Port A
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04/30/20 07:13 PM
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Jmit74
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Taking my 9 & 13 yr old sons May 15th- 16th, asking for advice. What should we be fishing for & Setups?
Thanks in advance!
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Re: Jetties Port A
[Re: Jmit74]
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04/30/20 08:32 PM
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JJ4MEL
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Taking my 9 & 13 yr old sons May 15th- 16th, asking for advice. What should we be fishing for & Setups?
Thanks in advance! If they are new to fishing, just keep it simple. Live shrimp and a popping cork. Difficult to bottom fish with kids as they will get snagged multiple times and start losing interest. I personally prefer taking my kids with live bait under the pier lights at night.
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Re: Jetties Port A
[Re: JJ4MEL]
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05/01/20 12:28 PM
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Ledeez
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Taking my 9 & 13 yr old sons May 15th- 16th, asking for advice. What should we be fishing for & Setups?
Thanks in advance! If they are new to fishing, just keep it simple. Live shrimp and a popping cork. Difficult to bottom fish with kids as they will get snagged multiple times and start losing interest. I personally prefer taking my kids with live bait under the pier lights at night. Yep! The later at night the better. 
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Re: Jetties Port A
[Re: Jmit74]
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05/04/20 01:48 AM
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Osbornfishing
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Go about 1/3 of the way out on the jetty and fish on the ocean side. Use a piece of shrimp, squid, or cut-bait on the bottom for a variety of species. A 3/4 gold spoon will be good for mackerel, ladyfish, and jacks. Be careful on the jetty rocks if they are wet. They can be as slick as ice. You can catch bigger fish at the end of the jetty but it is a long way down to the end.
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Re: Jetties Port A
[Re: Jmit74]
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05/12/20 02:35 PM
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Riverrat9
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Pier make be better but jetties are more fun. They can always run down the beach if they get bored.
As mentioned go about 1/3rd the way down and fish the beach side. Hopefully water is clear enough they can see some fish. Go on the earliest boat!
PB flathead 34.5 lbs - I know it's small but it was still the record for Lake Travis when I caught it! PB Blue 58.5 lbs jugline 43.5 lbs on R&R which was the other Lake Travis record when caught.
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Re: Jetties Port A
[Re: Jmit74]
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05/13/20 04:31 PM
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1956Zebco
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Taking my 9 & 13 yr old sons May 15th- 16th, asking for advice. What should we be fishing for & Setups?
Thanks in advance! I think the popping cork advice is good for the kids. For you though try this for bigger fish snag free (how to tie it): Daytona Rig - Bridges - Jetty's & Pier Fishing Snag Free Good luck teaching the kids and be careful on the jetty.
Last edited by 1956Zebco; 05/13/20 06:05 PM.
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Re: Jetties Port A
[Re: Jmit74]
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05/25/20 02:46 PM
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Jmit74
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Took them to the Jetty's great experience for them. We caught piggy perch, some sort of small snapper looking fish, sheep head.
Thanks for the imput.
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Re: Jetties Port A
[Re: Jmit74]
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05/25/20 03:09 PM
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Osbornfishing
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Took them to the Jetty's great experience for them. We caught piggy perch, some sort of small snapper looking fish, sheep head.
Thanks for the imput. Iām glad you had a good experience. The snapper may have been a gray snapper. 
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Re: Jetties Port A
[Re: Jmit74]
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06/01/20 01:03 PM
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Riverrat9
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Fun Fun!! Glad they had fun.
PB flathead 34.5 lbs - I know it's small but it was still the record for Lake Travis when I caught it! PB Blue 58.5 lbs jugline 43.5 lbs on R&R which was the other Lake Travis record when caught.
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