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Flounder Gigging

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Looking for some areas to go flounder gigging. Don't have a boat so was just going to wade with lights. Live in Tallahassee so within 2 hours would be great. Heard the Carrabelle beach was a good spot?
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I never tried floundering there, but when I lived in Tallahassee, we'd wade-fish and canoe at Wakulla Beach. I would imagine the floundering would be pretty decent there, and it's well under two hours from Tallahassee.
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Turkey Point Shoal- low tide-1 hour before the tide change. Be sure to shuffle your feet. Lots of rays.
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2true wrote:Turkey Point Shoal- low tide-1 hour before the tide change. Be sure to shuffle your feet. Lots of rays.
That's going to be tough(probably impossible) without a boat.
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Bottoms Road in Panacea. Mashes Sands area. St Marks Lighthouse. Wakulla Beach. Carrabelle along 98. Shell Point. The dirt landing on Hwy 98 at Alligator point or the landing inside of Alligator Point.

I've never walked these areas, but they've all produced flounder. Bottom can be kinda muddy at times and probably not much fun to walk in. I would try to invest in some kind of boat to get out of the water. Even a 10' boat with trolling motor is better than walking in ankle deep mud.

I bought my first lights from this guy. Several ways to rig them up whether walking or in a boat.
http://www.fishinglightsetc.com/FlounderLight.html
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Ok I meant turket point by marine lab...
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2true wrote:Ok I meant turket point by marine lab...
Where would you park?
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Close to where i went gigging. Giggity!
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Salty Gator wrote:
2true wrote:Ok I meant turket point by marine lab...
Where would you park?
You would have to drive up into that empty subdivision with the No Trespassing signs I believe.
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2true wrote:Close to where i went gigging. Giggity!
Love the quagmire reference :lol: . But there is no parking near turkey point. It would require a long walk from the marine lab. The flounder arent really piled up there either. You are mech better off trying one of the spots bbb mentioned. :thumbup:
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