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 Fishing the lights in port a
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08/17/21 01:53 AM
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h^10
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Where can I find some lights to fish in port a area??
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Re: Fishing the lights in port a
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08/19/21 02:56 PM
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Ledeez
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Re: Fishing the lights in port a
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08/24/21 02:38 PM
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Oldtrackster
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I was in Port A a couple months ago and they had not replaced any of the public piers much less put lights on them. Fin and feather in between Port A and Aransas Pass has a small fee for their pier. Otherwise boat ramps with lighting or off the edge of ferry location are probably the best you will find from shore. Now if you have a kayak you can access lights from the water that are not public access from land.
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Re: Fishing the lights in port a
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08/25/21 09:04 AM
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Lindsey
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Horace Caldwell. Throw speck rigs. Find lights with active bait.
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