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Flounder fishing requires specific techniques and knowledge to be successful. These flatfish are bottom-dwellers that camouflage themselves in sandy or muddy bottoms, making them challenging to spot but rewarding to catch.
The best time for flounder fishing is during their migration periods, typically in spring and fall when they move to shallower waters. Using the right equipment is crucial - a medium-light rod with sensitive tip to detect subtle bites, and braided line for better sensitivity.
Effective baits include live minnows, shrimp, squid strips, and artificial lures like jigs and soft plastics. The key is to keep your bait moving slowly along the bottom, as flounder are ambush predators that lie in wait for passing prey.
Look for flounder around structure such as docks, bridges, drop-offs, and channels where currents concentrate food. Pay attention to tidal movements, as flounder often feed more actively during moving tides.
When you feel a bite, don\“t set the hook immediately. Flounder typically take the bait and move off with it, so wait a few seconds before setting the hook firmly. Use a net to land your catch, as flounder can shake free easily. |
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Post time 2025-11-4 16:08:03