If what I did Saturday afternoon is any indication, there’ are a lot of trout that will be legal soon. Fished through low tide ( which I don’t like ) and caught about 25 on DOA shrimp under a popping cork . Not one of them was 14 inches. Did get a chance to study some creek mouths to fish at high tide. I’ve got so many in my head now that I can’t remember what they look like later. Is there a better way ?
Remember objects by each one to remember as identification markers or take a photo.
We caught about 20 yesterday at dead low as tide was coming in. Only 5 out of about 20 were keepers. Its getting better.
What kind of areas do you guys target a low tide? Never been much of a low tide trout fisherman…
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Ditches/pockets/deeper holes adjacent to where they’re feeding at high tide is where I typically look at low tide. If there is bait in the area, the predators aren’t going to travel far from there.
As far as keeping track of spots, I just drop a waypoint on my Humminbird.
No matter how much it hurts, how dark it gets, or how far you fall…you are never out of the fight.
I usually fish around docks at low tide. Find some close to your good high tide spots and give them a shot.
The little ones are annoying but, seeing them means big ones later.
“Apathy is the Glove into Which Evil Slips It’s Hand”, but really, who cares?