Devin
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“I pulled up on one looked decent but a mud bottom not hardly any oyster at all.”
Yeah, it was probably dredged or never seeded to begin with. Honestly, what you did is the best way to find out.
The video lesson I linked is a great start, but at the end of the day you’re still going to have to go look and decide for yourself. When you do find fish, keep that spot to yourself and enjoy the fruit of your labor.
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Man, it’s like I spent two years producing a video course specifically for this kind of thing 😉
Start at 37:10 bud: https://www.lafbelite.com/lesson/if101-5-2/
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Well, there’s this: https://www.lafishblog.com/east-biloxi-marsh/
Then there’s this: https://www.lafbelite.com/forums/discussion/comfort-island-planning-trip/
And, of course, these:
https://www.lafbelite.com/course/7-22-19-long-rocks-east-biloxi-marsh/
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I’d pick out a few more spots if I were you. The above links can help to that end.
After that, tell us more. Like, where are you launching from?
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Even as early as next month you can catch keeper specks under dock lights in Lakes Pontchartrain and Catherine.
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GOOD
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September.
I got a lotta thoughts about it here.
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I’d look hard at the reef off of Half Moon Island (called Grand Banks) as well as all the other reefs in Mississippi Sound provided the wind cooperates.
EBM will more likely than not be a throwback festival. Actually, it may not be too different from what you’ve been doing in Lafitte. So, that could work in your favor.
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Even FC that light is going to sink and drag the shrimp down. Which is fine if that’s the desired effect. Monofilament is more neutral buoyant.
After that, in the amount of time you’re dickering around with that live shrimp I would have already achieved presentations where they count: on the bottom with something that sinks.
Just something to consider.
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Thank you, you’re the man!
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“So I got online and tried to order one and realized they have been discontinued. BOOOOOOOOOO.”
Literally what every tackle company does and it makes me so mad. lol So now if I like something I just buy a couple more, and that hurts in the wallet less over the long term.
But, it looks like you did an optimal alternative thing. Honestly, the St. Croix Avid-X is the standard, and I think your custom rod weighs less.
If only someone made custom reels! A 50-size 5oz 8:1 would be heavenly. Preferably one that holds up and isn’t a truck payment. lol
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You’d get more feedback making a separate planning post.
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Y’all go crush it and bring back a kickass report!!
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Nah, it still makes for good discussion.
Discussion is good. Make more discussion. Discuss. Discuss. Discuss.
lol
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“how sick would it be to pull up and start smoking trout on a jig with a rod that looks like a cane pole?”
ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha hell yes!
