Inshore Winter Trolling

Saltwater Inshore Discussion
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Trolling for trout was just about the only way my father fished; he caught fish when no one else did. I was an adult before I learned to fish live baits and other methods. And yes, heavy jig heads bumping the bottom.

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Originally posted by PeaPod

PK didn’t walk sh*t back. He’s been saying that for years.

Okay.haha .How are things at the landing since your buddy is not there to maintain law and order?Very sad deal. I need you to sign off on my pass ,so I can go get some oysters.
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As an update, I installed my rod holders and went trolling yesterday starting mid flood tide. Hooked up a nice slot spot tail on a Saltwater Assassin screw tail, white body/red tail. Anchored and caught a few undersized trout on the same lure and also an electric chicken. First, tried trolling four rods which was a bad idea with the oyster rakes i was trolling over. Cut down to 2 rods and made it more manageable. All in all, a good day on the water, and ready to go again.

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If you went to the trouble to get off the couch - hook up the boat & get it in the water and tie on the lures - I cant see calling you lazy - but were all different - In one thread PK talked about how nice speed traps were !

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[Ok thanks you A-hole…last post for me on this forum. quote]Originally posted by natureboy

If you went to the trouble to get off the couch - hook up the boat & get it in the water and tie on the lures - I cant see calling you lazy - but were all different - In one thread PK talked about how nice speed traps were !
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Originally posted by Lost Islander

[Ok thanks you A-hole…last post for me on this forum. quote]Originally posted by natureboy

If you went to the trouble to get off the couch - hook up the boat & get it in the water and tie on the lures - I cant see calling you lazy - but were all different - In one thread PK talked about how nice speed traps were !

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THANKS!

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Trolling with a cork float.Figure the creek depth say 8 feet.Set the drop line at 7 feet and troll away.I never get hung up and it works.

Stonoman

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Originally posted by stonoman

Trolling with a cork float.Figure the creek depth say 8 feet.Set the drop line at 7 feet and troll away.I never get hung up and it works.

Stonoman

Never done that one Mr. Stonoman. Sounds interesting, what style cork do you use and do you do the normal with current troll?

Haven’t seen a post from you in a bit, you doing well?

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this holiday weekend would be a great time to troll behind Goat Island …