Originally Posted by
ecu1984
redfish and trout will haul ass at the first sign of Flipper.
I have seen them jumping on the bank to get away from Flipper's carnage at the end of a dead-end creek
Originally Posted by
SouthernWake
Secret is to not let flipper get between you and the fish in a creek.
I’ve caught schooled fish on flats/shorelines with dolphins moving them around.
If a dolphin beats you to a school get there before him next time, chances are the fish will be there again on that tide.
How much water is in these creeks? What do y'all's boats draft? And am I correct in assuming low tide?
Last edited by Black Bart; 03-24-2022 at 07:13 AM.
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