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Fish about 80% of the time out of Econfina targeting oyster bars and rocky spots.

Time spent looking at a local chart and / or online charts to find deeper running spots is time extremely well spent. Also will tell you that despite fishing the area 10 years now, I still do my best to only fish ...

The entire area from Spring Warrior to the St. Marks lighthouse is rocks and bars.
But that is where the fish are.
>> Yeah, I mean I am use to fishing up and around bars some. I was just curious if they weren't visible and easy to hit. Is there a map of the area at one of the marinas or a channel ...

bayrunner22 wrote:Why not try apalachicola don't have to worry about rocks and fish are plentiful

>>Really? I will have to try it on of these days. Where you put your boat in at?

Get a Porter's rock guard for your motor. This time of year at low tide you will be able to see most of the rocks and plot them on your GPS if you have one. As the water warms a little the creeks and grass flats should produce what you are looking for. Just don't get caught in a creek with an ...

I normally fish inshore around Steinhatchee, Horseshoe, and Suwannee; Never fished up this way, was just wondering how the fishing is up this way and where are some good hot spots. Moved and these places are closer. Are there a lot of Oyster bars? Anything a none local should watch out for that ...