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I usually go with plugs and lures and do just a little less than I would with live bait. But if the macks are near the Sandbar then I'm going today.
 
hey man kayaking around the brackish lakes doesn't sound like a bad idea for a little while for some redfish...shouldn't be too hard
 
john(new yellowfin):
i will be coming to grayton shortly and am really excited about the fishing. what have you heard or what would you suggest about the kayak fishing in the surf. what bait/lures and for what fish. trolling? i would just like to know what would give me the best chance and what fish are in right now.

thanks and please get back to me when you can
 
Just FYI, if the surf's ever too rough, or the seaweed is too thick or whatever, you can also try the Bay. The chart at the bottom of this page gives you a good idea of what you can catch. Lots of speckled trout right now, and I caught a very nice (15-20lb) Jack a couple of weeks ago. Plus, there are tons of Dolphins in the Bay, and it's pretty easy to find them almost any day....
 
thanks baboo
the bay sounds promising. i would love to catch a mess of specks or a mean old jack! im gonna post a new topic on it. if you have any more info on fishing the bay that would be awesome
 
I posted this on the other board too, but in case you missed it:

<< You can get on the Bay in many spots, but I'd recommend Cessna Landing on County Rd 393 (about 2.5 miles North of Hwy 98). From there, you can paddle into some grassy areas very easily, or into more open waters. Or, you can launch from numerous spots on the 331 bridge, and paddle up into the river mouth. The trout have really been hitting good lately... >>
 
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