[eastcoastsports]

[video=youtube;182iD0ltNEo]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=182iD0ltNEo[/video]

 

[swineboy]

Thanks Chris for the video. Lots of interesting stuff. Never can learn too much.

 

[roostertail24]

Very Good Flounder fishing info! Thanks for posting. He mentions catching flounder in the dead of winter in Cahooquie creek.

 

[dbeam]

GOOD STUFF thanks

Darrell

 

[drumchaser]

Yes good vid. The drum/reds get old and this gave me some pointers on landing trophys. One key thing I heard and do and def. makes a difference is keep the rod low during hookset. Hard part is locating decent size mullet to use.(right now) This evening stunk on the incoming.

 

[trigger22]

That was one of the better instructionals/seminars I've ever seen. I will vouch for Wayne being a very knowledgeable and excellent guide. By the way, there aren't any flounder in Cahoogue during the winter......That whole mud flat in the summer because it's cooler has me really excited. I hit the mud flats in winter because they are warmer, so I'm really anxious to check this out. I know just the spot.

 

[roostertail24]

Doesn't he mention that creek tho? Says it Cahoochie.. Or is he talkin somewhere else?

 

[trigger22]

He mentioned it but they aren't there except during the summer. Only bream and bass in there

 

[roostertail24]

Ha yeah I could kinda sense the sarcasm but wasn't sure.....

 

[trigger22]

On a serious note all of the Neuse creeks hold flounder in the winter time. Usually some of my nicer creek flounder come in Jan/Feb while trout fishing. They are WAY up the creeks though.

 

[brickphil]

Where's ******.....

This is his type of conversation.

 

[Timbo]

Great Video, Thanks for posting!

 

[led0321]

Thanks

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[pgarick]

Good video, thanks for sharing

 

[Bighow104]

Great info


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[mjbowhunter]

Thanks for posting the video, very informative!

 

[minerniner]

Great video and flounder tips. Thank you!

 

[sbritt23]

He forgot the most important way for flounder fishing....Bucktails. Wayne catches big fish there's no doubt about it though. But if you learn to bucktail it's a whole different world

 

[Gremlinsrus]

Saw the Carolina outdoors episode with Capt. Wayne on offshore flounder.. those were some nice doormats! Had some great tips there as well.