With the future purchase of a new fishing kayak coming soon, I am starting to chomp at the bit for the upcoming fishing season.
I have a few things that I really want to do. One of them is to do some fishing at Point Lookout State Park.
Previously I have been into the area by boat. I actually anchored there in my sailboat overnight a few years ago. I have to say, that place looks REALLY fishy.
Not too far from the boat ramp there is the entry/exit of the harbor. There are rock Jetties on both sides. Tides create a lot of current in this location. This place has to hold Schoolie Stripers on a regular basis. I have heard stories of trout, reds, and flounder as well.
I am wondering if there are others here curious about fishing that location and maybe some that have experienced it. I am guessing that clowser's minnow would be a go-to pattern. I am also guessing chartreuse and white for the colors. Maybe if the blues get into there some crease flies.
The other nice thing is that if the weather suits, it looks like a short paddle to Point Lookout itself. That area has to hold fish with current and the sand bars in the areas.
I would probably do it when I was off during the week. I am guessing that it isn't worth doing until May/June.
Who's interested?
-- I have a few things that I really want to do. One of them is to do some fishing at Point Lookout State Park.
Previously I have been into the area by boat. I actually anchored there in my sailboat overnight a few years ago. I have to say, that place looks REALLY fishy.
Not too far from the boat ramp there is the entry/exit of the harbor. There are rock Jetties on both sides. Tides create a lot of current in this location. This place has to hold Schoolie Stripers on a regular basis. I have heard stories of trout, reds, and flounder as well.
I am wondering if there are others here curious about fishing that location and maybe some that have experienced it. I am guessing that clowser's minnow would be a go-to pattern. I am also guessing chartreuse and white for the colors. Maybe if the blues get into there some crease flies.
The other nice thing is that if the weather suits, it looks like a short paddle to Point Lookout itself. That area has to hold fish with current and the sand bars in the areas.
I would probably do it when I was off during the week. I am guessing that it isn't worth doing until May/June.
Who's interested?
http://www.tpfr.org
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