Really depends on what your looking for. Almost everything inshore will eat a 3 inch paddle tail, swim it for snook, jack, reds and trout. Do the ole Pop pop let's it pendulum back to the bottom to target more flounder. Everything inshore eats a shrimp and fiddler crab (especially sheepshead which are very delicious) so any imitation of those is great as well along hard structure where barnacles would grow.

One day at a time. That's the best we can do, just know we are standing behind you.

John G Wilson 🤣

I had gotten two of them an a staff bax from another website about a year ago and just shoved them in the back of the garage until last weekend. 2 of the three fish have been over 4 pounds.

Wacky rig has been my follow up for everything, this urchin thing really seems like the deal.

This is awesome! I think that 22.5 will take the weekly tournament! That's long girl

I do that a lot as well, I'll plan how and where I will catch them on a map and spend way too much time trying to force it. Learning when to pivot and move to something else whether it's a different technique in a spot with a lot of life around it or a different area with a confidence technique. All that comes with time and experience, I've gotten a lot better at noticing when I'm forcing something and making a change. Like Caleb said make sure your having a good time on the water, that helps keep a clear mindset and pivot faster. If you find yourself getting frustrated take a minute, eat a snack and go back to the map. You can't win them all but you can enjoy and learn from them all.

I'll have to try the nail wait, I'll cut the stands about the same and make one side a little longer than the other. It helps it walk a little better when I'm moving it real slow.

😂 no joke! They were smashing it that day.