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Fort DeSoto Advice
Posted Jul 5, 2007 by Frank Sargeant
Updated Jul 5, 2007 at 07:43 AM
Mr. Sargeant, I have read tons of your articles and have always found them knowledgeable and entertaining. I have recently fished the heck out of Fort DeSoto without very much luck, I’m afraid. I’m just not understanding what’s keeping me from the fish this year. I have heard about better snook fishing a little farther north, but I must be cursed this year. I really need some sure-fire stuff. Can you help me out? - James
James, I’d try getting out there at dawn and walking the beach near Bunce’s Pass, casting ahead as you walk within 5 to 15 feet of the sand. A DOA Shrimp of a Mirrodine would be a good choice. Best action is likely to be on the two or three days just after a new or full moon, on rising tide. Good luck! FS
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Por (James Spurlin) on July 08, 2007 (Suggest removal)
Hi, I have 2 boys that I would like to take fishing, where would be a good place to take them close to Town ‘n Country, mainly looking for catfish. Thanks.
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