Hypothetically speaking... Inshore reef...

Saltwater Offshore Discussion
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Originally posted by Great White
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Originally posted by Redstripe

Or you could put it somewhere where it’s almost totally exposed during low tide. Somewhere near the bank where nobody would ever run. My favorite trout hole in the Gulf is a pile of rocks. Got a 7 pounder there.

Aren't they worried about oyster beds anyway?

What about the guy that smacks his prop on it at mid tide?

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two words

stone crabs

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Originally posted by skinneej
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Originally posted by Great White
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Originally posted by Redstripe

Or you could put it somewhere where it’s almost totally exposed during low tide. Somewhere near the bank where nobody would ever run. My favorite trout hole in the Gulf is a pile of rocks. Got a 7 pounder there.

Aren't they worried about oyster beds anyway?

What about the guy that smacks his prop on it at mid tide?

First, Most, Biggest
I want to catch them all

If you put it in a public place there will be plenty of people that use that area and will know that it’s a safe place to cast for bait or navigate. Just because there are hazards in the ocean doesn’t mean it’s OK to put a pile of cinder block anywhere you please.

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I want to catch them all

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Years back DNR put an inshore reef near sol legare in the stono river as a test sight. Entire reef was silted over within a year or two

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A good way to change the run of the creek!

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DNR built one in St.Helena sound as well. I dare you to find it today…

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Originally posted by ReelHunter

Years back DNR put an inshore reef near sol legare in the stono river as a test sight. Entire reef was silted over within a year or two

They also put one in the South Edisto. Did not last long at all.:dizzy_face::dizzy_face:

Bob

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