St. Joe Bay

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SALTSHAKER
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St. Joe Bay

Post by SALTSHAKER »

Wife rented a house over on St. Joe beach, Then asked if I was going to take the boat :hammer: what was SHE thinking ????, So after a short discussion (very short), I need help,, YES I will be taking the boat and fishing the bay this weeked :thumbup: :beer: so, any tips, this will be a first for me on St. Joe Bay... thanks for any help....
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RodBow
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Post by RodBow »

SS, st Joe is SUPER salty.
Only has one set of tide.
Read somewhere that earth colored softbaits are best...like rootbeer.
Very shallow in the back part-don't get caught when the tide goes out or you'll spend the night.
Lots of pot holes to hold fish.

Never been myself. The guys that did the tourney two weeks ago will help.
use your opportunities ...

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Chalk
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Post by Chalk »

Fish around Black Island and Pig Island, holes, channels and changes in the bottom are keys to success, but not guaranteed.

Take a pill for patience, them amateurs will be out in droves :o :lol:
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tin can
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Post by tin can »

What Chalk said. Look for irregular or broken bottom. Fish every sandy spot you can find. The most important piece of equipment you have is polarized glasses.

Good luck.
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SALTSHAKER
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Post by SALTSHAKER »

thanks, for the adv.

Will report back on tus.
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