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• Sea-Squatch Senior Member Neptune BeachPosts: 2,109 Captain

  March 2018 #2

  Perfect size red, nice job,

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• optimistic Angler Senior Member Posts: 631 Officer

  March 2018 #3

  Way to keep at it. It seemed like the whiting where everywhere based on the reports. 
  I recently moved here, are do the whiting  come and go like that, I was starting to thing they were pretty steady.

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• JaxNative1 Junior Member Posts: 36 Greenhorn

  March 2018 #4

  optimistic Angler said:

  Way to keep at it. It seemed like the whiting where everywhere based on the reports. 
  I recently moved here, are do the whiting  come and go like that, I was starting to thing they were pretty steady.

  The little saltwater catfish start moving in towards the end of April. It makes it a pain in the butt to try to weed through all of them. At least, that's been my experience. 

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• Slough Senior Member S.w. Ga./ St. JamesPosts: 5,815 Admiral

  March 2018 #5

  Nice fine eating you got.

  I didn't say it was your fault, I said I was blaming you

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• JacksonvilleJake Member Posts: 61 Greenhorn

  March 2018 #6

  Nice!

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• jrog Junior Member Posts: 19 Greenhorn

  March 2018 #7

  optimistic Angler said:

  Way to keep at it. It seemed like the whiting where everywhere based on the reports. 
  I recently moved here, are do the whiting  come and go like that, I was starting to thing they were pretty steady.

  I find the whiting start running as early as February - catch them throughout spring summer and fall.

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• jrog Junior Member Posts: 19 Greenhorn

  March 2018 #8

  JaxNative1 said:

  optimistic Angler said:

  Way to keep at it. It seemed like the whiting where everywhere based on the reports. 
  I recently moved here, are do the whiting  come and go like that, I was starting to thing they were pretty steady.

  The little saltwater catfish start moving in towards the end of April. It makes it a pain in the butt to try to weed through all of them. At least, that's been my experience. 

  True - seems like big sail catfish always tear me up at Matanzas in the summer 

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• optimistic Angler Senior Member Posts: 631 Officer

  March 2018 #9

  In cocoa beach I used to throw these goofy jigs and catch a lot of whiting.  I tend to catch bigger whiting and also pompano too. It's amazing how aggressive whiting actually are.
  I've been wanting to try these up here I just haven't had a chance yet. I hope the whiting bite stays hot long enough for me to get down to the beach with a handful of jigs.
  
  http://www.docsgoofyjigs.com/Pages/default.aspx
  

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