Optiker, You are spot on! Idle around til you see several “clouds” (bait so thick the sonar can’t penetrate) and throw the net. Seems to me weather changes stop them from flicking. Sonar deal is actually more reliable. Bob
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They were thi-i-i-ck at my dock the last couple days. School after school after school…
FYI
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Originally posted by Optiker7/29 report -
They were thi-i-i-ck at my dock the last couple days. School after school after school…
FYI
Flicking/waking on top? Or running deeper as previously mentioned? I’ll be down on Sunday.
Just trying to learn every bit I can about saltwater fishing…
I’m on a tidal creek but they were flicking there.
If you don’t see them flicking then check your sonar as described above.
They are fricken everywhere 
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