🎣Targeting flounders and bass at a specific spot is only possible during certain tidal conditions.
❄️Colder weather, pushing crabs down into the sand, is recommended for effective flounder fishing.
🛠️Using homemade rigs with bright spoons and beads can attract flounders.
🐟Slowly reeling in the bait along the bottom can entice flounders to strike.
💡Disturbing the bait on the bottom can spur finicky fish into striking.
What are some tips for targeting flounders on the shore?
—Target flounders during specific tidal conditions and colder weather. Use homemade rigs with bright spoons and beads, and slowly reel in the bait along the bottom.
What are some indicators of a flounder?
—Flounders have a broad wrist on their tail and red spots on their body. They also prefer a bait that appears to be getting away.
How can I safely unhook a fish without hurting it?
—Use a disc gorger to turn the hook and then carefully remove it from the mouth, making sure not to damage any organs or cause bleeding.
What is the recommended gear for flounder fishing?
—Use medium-sized rods and reels, such as Pen Tiddles Pen Tidal 420s, and basic rigs with two hooks and bright spoons and beads.
What is the best time to fish for flounders?
—Fish for flounders during the flooding tide for better chances of catching them.
00:03Introduction to fishing for flounders at a specific spot with safety precautions.
00:11Explanation of targeting flounders during specific tidal conditions and colder weather.
00:31Overview of the gear used, including rods, reels, and basic rigs with bright spoons and beads.
00:44Demonstration of casting the bait, explaining the purpose of flotation beads and how to attract flounders.
01:16Discussion on the logic behind targeting flounders during colder weather to minimize bait consumption by crabs.
01:31Explanation of slowly reeling in the bait along the bottom to entice flounders and the importance of disturbance.
02:24Fishing for hours without a bite until moving spots and catching two stunning flounders using the discussed techniques.
07:00Demonstration of unhooking the fish safely using a disc gorger and explanation of flounder features.
10:58Brief explanation of bating up with homemade bait and tips for fishing during the flooding tide.
13:09Casting back out and discussing the success of catching two flounders after a long wait.
