I follow the tides. High tides down here on the panhandle run afternoons and nights all fall/winter. And sunsets being so early makes a lot of my trips seem late. But as the spring and summer comes I will be fishing a lot more during the daytime.

You can find them year round. During the warm months they are much easier to catch. But during the cold months they are still there just deeper in the ground. When it is cold i tend to pump one hole about 5-6 times to get to them. But when it is warm they tend to show up after the second pump. Also it is much easier to catch them during low tides. I normally make a routine of catching these guys during low tide, and then take them with me to fish during the next high tide that day. Good luck to you on your next adventure.

Hey thanks, and I agree, I have caught my biggest pomp’s and permits at night. Looking forward to what this spring run brings in the upcoming months. Tight lines 2 you sir and god bless.

Thanks for the positive feedback and happy holidays to you and yours and most important tight lines!

Thanks, the bite is pretty awesome down here on the panhandle.