Ok so what is it(saltwater)

[easy45]

First saltwater fish, is it a speckled trout? Had something big nail a spoon but it broke the line almost instantly

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[redheadshooter]

White trout. Speckled trout have black dots. No size limit. Great eating!


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[easy45]

Thanks man


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[Aquaholic]

Its a good idea to use a steel/wire leader in the ocean.....

 

[Dbllunger]

White trout. Speckled trout have black dots. No size limit. Great eating!


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Yes, yes, yes, and yes.

 

[easy45]

I can't seem to hook a ladyfish, had around 7 throw the hooks this morning


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[deerkiller300wsm]

If you are at Orange Beach or Gulf Shores then go to Perdido Pass (the big bridge east of Orange beach) and take a 1/2-3/4 oz jig head and get some Berkley Gulp Shrimp in New penny color and drag them along the bottom. You'll catch flounder and reds this time of year.

 

[redheadshooter]

Thanks man


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No problem!

 

[TheDuke'sBack]

If you are at Orange Beach or Gulf Shores then go to Perdido Pass (the big bridge east of Orange beach) and take a 1/2-3/4 oz jig head and get some Berkley Gulp Shrimp in New penny color and drag them along the bottom. You'll catch flounder and reds this time of year.

where at the bridge should one fish? under it?

 

[scn]

If you are not using a wire leader or a heavy fluorocarbon shock leader you will continue to donate spoons and other lures. Most of the fish that will hit such have some serious teeth that will quickly cut your line. In a lot of cases your line will be cut as they strike at the lure.

 

[7mm08]

BTW. also known as Spotted Weakfish or summer trout in SC. the flesh is a lot softer when you fillet them as opposed to the Spotted Seatrout or WINTER trout.

They readily hit a fly BTW!