Wakulla County hotspot?

[SBW]

Alright, so I'm relatively new to the area and have yet to find a reliable strategy for catching much more than Sand Trout and Whiting. I'm after bigger prey! I've been to Bald Point many times and had moderate success, the same with the Ochlockonee Bay bridge, and have only recently discovered Mashes Sands Pier. I need some advice on WHERE I can find a consistent bite, and exactly what the method of choice is for the area. To be specific about it, I'm planning a night fishing trip in the next week or so, and as of right now I was thinking of going to Mashes Sands on the next evening high tide, netting some finger mullet, and trying my luck at some larger fish. Is this the best spot to go for such a quest, or should i look elsewhere?

[Jumptrout51]

Please see your other post with the same question.

[SBW]

Please see your other answer for my thoughts...

[Jumptrout51]

Please see the other post for your answers to your thoughts.

[SBW]

Please see other post for my thoughts on your thoughts of my thoughts, in which I highlight the misunderstanding which has occurred and apologize for being a jerk about it.

[Gulf Coast]

Countyline bar,Dux bar,Skybox bar and a few other through out Wakulla. Should really be able to pick up some bigger ones at these hot spots(don,t tell JT I gave you some of his ho's) Outz's, 98 bar hell there are just to many to name

[SBW]

LMAO. I said FISH, not CATTLE.

[Gulf Coast]

My bad, not much cattle down here but a few (if your into that), I have heard of a few people that may be interested in goats !! IMO I would sick to the bars