new to WINTER kayak fishing - what tactics need to change

mcgeed1 · Post by **mcgeed1** » Sat Dec 02, 2006 6:39 am

Got waders and am ready to keep on fishing, i usually fish Morris Cummings, Intercoastal, flats on both side of Crab Man, Copono, Port Bay (RockP and AP area) during warmer months. But now the passion runs deep, fished around a bunch of duck hunters last sunday. They were very responsible hunters, i am a legal responsible fisher.....we all did just fine. What tactics need to change now that the first real cold weather has come thru. I figure tide, solunar tables are still important as are weather and water clarity. I keep reading/hearing about fish deeper and slower. Any and all pointers is much appreciated.

Night Wing · Post by **Night Wing** » Sat Dec 02, 2006 7:24 am

You need to put this post in the Saltwater forum. You'll get a better response. Many of us old saltwater "oldtimers" on here spend most of our time in the Saltwater forum and some don't come into this forum.

SOUTHWESTPADDLESPORTS · Sat Dec 02, 2006 9:50 am

My advice is to just slow down, literally dragging the lure across the sand, shell or what ever the contour is. I tend to throw the same color of lure, I may go down a size though if I can't get anything to hit.

Chris
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