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Where are you, what state?

Do you know what season you're in, in terms of the fish?

What's the water visibility like?

Shore or boat?

  • Super User
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43 minutes ago, Pritch13 said:

I'm in south Florida, perfect visibility, fishing from shore and I'm not sure what season as I've just moved here

 

Put a thermometer probe in the gullet of the next fish you catch.

  • Super User
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You should be in prespawn. Your water temps are probably mid to upper 60's to 70.

High clarity often means that fish can go deeper than in more turbid lakes. But... that doesn't mean they do -esp in in S FL where winter isn't all that challenging for the fish.

Is your water a natural lake, river, pit, or a residential pond? Is there much cover -vegetation- or is it more swimming pool like?

  • Super User
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Although I wouldn't pass up checking out some deeper dredging I'd certainly be spending more of my time in that shallower vegetation -esp if you aren't catching.

Good luck with it. Let us know how you do.

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