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• Stryder Posts: 172 Deckhand

  January 2017 #2

  What do have for a boat, what does it draft?

  You miss 100% of the shots you don't take. Wayne Gretzky

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• SebSnook Posts: 33 Greenhorn

  January 2017 #3

  It drafts about 12" , thanks,

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• whipachaw Posts: 505 Officer

  January 2017 #4

  Probably the only difference is that we call inlets, passes on this coast. We have a TON of shallow water on this side. Get a good chart and stick to channels until you get more familiar with the waters here. Take a day or 2 with a guide to speed things up or find a forum member looking to fish who knows the area. Lots of info already on the forums so try a search for specific targets. Good luck!!!

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• SebSnook Posts: 33 Greenhorn

  January 2017 #5

  Appreciate the note, I have a Carolina Skiff ( DLV ).

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• Stryder Posts: 172 Deckhand

  January 2017 #6

  Whidden Key, Lemon Bay and Cedar Point are good starting points. As whipachaw suggested get a guide best money you will spend. Same techniques as the east coast. Tonnes of info on the forum. Take a boat ride at low tide, February will have some strong negative tides look for exposed bars, flats, structure - go back when the water is moving and deeper. Good luck.

  You miss 100% of the shots you don't take. Wayne Gretzky

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