Top 3 Types Of Spots To Fish On A Incoming Tide (And Why)

Moving water is essential to successfully catch inshore saltwater fish.
Incoming tides provide lots of opportunities.
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The goal when fishing an incoming tide is to take advantage of moving water and knowing where the fish are staging beforehand.
Fishing around points and near flooded structure at ANY time in the tide cycle is going to get you on fish!!!
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See the FULL blog in the Fishing Tips section of our website and learn more about some of the tackle mentioned here: bit.ly/3CZ8KRe

[@ryanwilcox8866]

Love this!! Great content!

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Thanks so much!

[@feltn78]

My question is always what angle to work the lure in relation to the fish position. In other words should the lure be moving towards or away or in a sideways escape movement. Would really appreciate a video on the presentation question. Many thanks

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[@adun]

Good morning

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Thanks for watching!

[@walteroquinn757]

How Manny feet can you throw a half oz jig head

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