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Ruby Red Lip
 
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I have read alot of great tips here on the pff for catching flounder, but I haven't had any luck. Is there anyone that has any pointers where I can go to catch one, without giving up a honey hole... I hear they filet and cook-up wonderfully! I don't have a boat, so I would need for it to be within casting distance from shore.
Mac
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| end of bob sykes bridge.doesnt matter what side. throw into the current and work you bait back to you slowly. they normally hang around the channel wall. search the forum for my old reply. to this commonly asked question.just pull up my profile and search topics i have posted in, should be there somewhere. and alot more in depth as to baits and presentation. hope it helps.tight lines. Capt. Ollie 
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Snapper
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Under the bridges of hwy90 in between Pensacola and Pace.
Incoming tide around, or just after, dark.
Jig head w/ either a Gulp Molting or White 3" shrimp.
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Ruby Red Lip
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Capt Ollie, I am looking up your post in a second... thanks, I always look forward to reading your posts.
I am thinking about trying under the 90 bridge tonight, it's real close to where I live. I will probably try a jig, but may change that after I do some research on Capt Ollie's tips.
Thanks for answering a "common post", the longer I use the forum the more I will learn what has and has not been worn out (no need for duplication of effort)
Mac
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Snapper
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tight lines to you Mac!
Capt Ollie ,
Bloody Waters Kayak Fishing Team
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