[led0321]

Has anyone ever tried this?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h5bIcWPvrRc&list=UU7dW0u-2HauRLHd8y1zUMUQ

 

[c.lane]

Very common practice for near shore jigging on structure or by bridges etc.

 

[led0321]

Very common practice for near shore jigging on structure or by bridges etc.

I have seen it near shore I just wonder if anyone tries it drifting like he does? I need to give it a shot.

 

[c.lane]

I'm sure it will work but a mud minnow of mullet on a c rig drifted is pretty deadly

 

[brickphil]

I use this everywhere. Drifting channels, working bridges, docks, structure (any type).......vey effective method. As others are as well.

I've caught limits in just a few hours using this in the ICW(or similar set up) in certain places.

 

[stevef]

It works around here. Vary the size/weight of the bucktail to the depth and current of the water you are fishing.

 

[jcinnb]

Did you guys watch the underwater view. I did not know that flounder would chase a lure as aggressively as they do. Really surprised.

 

[sbritt23]

I only fish bucktails if I'm drifting or casting that's all I use. Inshore casting I only use a 5/8 oz it's th3 magical weight for flounder i use them in 6 inches all the way out to some inshore reefs depending on the tide and current

 

[roostertail24]

Yesterday I casted around the jetty at fort macon with a 1/2 oz bucktail and gulp shrimp with no luck. Unfortunately I was there at low tide and I have decided that fort macon from the jetty south is useless to fish at low tide due to the way the slough is pretty much separated from the open water.

 

[riverpirate]

Did you guys watch the underwater view. I did not know that flounder would chase a lure as aggressively as they do. Really surprised.

When fishing on the pier I have had flounder follow my bait on the way up from the bottom to the surface in 20 feet of water.

 

[led0321]

I have a few places I want to try it after the monsoon season.

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[GoneCatching23]

I really like this set up.. It's really easy to tie and easy to change out your bucktails and dropper loop hook (no more tying hooks on unless soaking baits). Not sure if its in that video or another he has, but one has him double hooked which I dream of on this system.. I'm heading down to CB in a couple weeks and plan on trying this set up from Snows Cut all the way to Battery Island and Striking Island (drifting in some spots not all the way down ). Gotta get ready for the Carolina Beach Inshore Challenge!!!

 

[jthommarson]

Yesterday I casted around the jetty at fort macon with a 1/2 oz bucktail and gulp shrimp with no luck. Unfortunately I was there at low tide and I have decided that fort macon from the jetty south is useless to fish at low tide due to the way the slough is pretty much separated from the open water.

High tide going out is the best there. From my limited experience.