08-07-2006, 12:20 AM
Hey there partner. Make sure and log in next time!!! This way you can track your posts in the future under your log in and you dont' have to hunt them down the hard way!!!!
As for the markers, if you're heading out of the inlet towards the ocean, you're suppose to travel on the right side of the red, and to the left side of the green. On the way back in from the ocean, it's right to green and left to red. They keep you out of the shallows and also give the boats something to go by for when it gets busy, and it does get busy sometimes.
As for what is biting, there is plenty going on right now. Inside the inlet and just outside around the rocks, pinfish, flounder, sheepshead, spadefish, drum, shark, and seabass for starters. If you've got a boat able to go out 3 or 4 miles, you can make paradise reef. There you'll catch all the above to include king and spanish mackerel, cobia, tarpon, and a few other fish.
There's alot going on, it's worth the trip!
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As for the markers, if you're heading out of the inlet towards the ocean, you're suppose to travel on the right side of the red, and to the left side of the green. On the way back in from the ocean, it's right to green and left to red. They keep you out of the shallows and also give the boats something to go by for when it gets busy, and it does get busy sometimes.
As for what is biting, there is plenty going on right now. Inside the inlet and just outside around the rocks, pinfish, flounder, sheepshead, spadefish, drum, shark, and seabass for starters. If you've got a boat able to go out 3 or 4 miles, you can make paradise reef. There you'll catch all the above to include king and spanish mackerel, cobia, tarpon, and a few other fish.
There's alot going on, it's worth the trip!
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