Beating The Odds Using New Lures To Find Feeding Fish

Faced with poor conditions, I dug deep to beat the odds using new lures to find feeding fish!

A full moon the night before and low tide first thing in the morning wasn’t the best mix.

Without much water to work with, I managed to get the job done.

Get the full scoop below!!

Using New Lures To Find Feeding Fish [VIDEO]

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EQUIPMENT USED:

First Setup

• Rods Used: TFO PRO S Professional Spinning Rods
• Reels Used: Daiwa BG MQ Series
• Mainline: 10lb Daiwa J-Braid x8 Grand Braid 
• Leader: 20 lb Ande Monofilament
• Lure: Strike King KVD 2.5″ Wake Bait 
• Scent: Dr. Juice® Saltwater Slam Exclusive Scent

Second Setup

• Rods Used: Slot Machine Custom Rod
• Reels Used: Daiwa Ballistic MQ LT 
• Mainline: 10lb Daiwa J-Braid x8 Grand Braid 
• Leader: 20 lb Ande Monofilament
• Lure: The Mulligan
• Hook: Hoss Football Jighead
• Scent: Dr. Juice® Saltwater Slam Exclusive Scent

Third Setup

• Rods Used: Bull Bay Bolt 7′ Med-Hvy/Fast
• Reels Used: Daiwa Saltist MQ Spinning Reel
• Mainline: 15lb Daiwa J-Braid x8 Grand Braid 
• Leader: 30 lb Ande Monofilament
• Lure: 6th Sense Speed Wake
• Scent: Dr. Juice® Saltwater Slam Exclusive Scent

Fourth Setup

• Rods Used: Bull Bay Bolt 7′ Med/Fast
• Reels Used: Daiwa BG MQ Series
• Mainline: 10lb Daiwa J-Braid x8 Grand Braid 
• Leader: 20 lb Ande Monofilament
• Lure: Z-Man Kicker CrabZ
• Scent: Dr. Juice® Saltwater Slam Exclusive Scent

Note: Here’s a list of my core assortment of lures that I take out on every trip in case you’d like to see my most trusted lures: Panhandle Big Bend Inshore Tackle Bundle

Get the LeBronze Mulligan Paddletail

Depth changes, potholes, and drop-offs are the name of the game on low tide.

The water level was a challenge right off the bat.

I had to move to the outer edge of the flat looking for any depth changes.

I found a school of trout and plucked off a few there.

Later on, I decided to check out an oyster bar to see if I could find a redfish bite.

As we start to get into these cooler months, fish will congregate around oyster bars more frequently because they will heat up faster giving the fish a way to stay warm.

Working the oyster bars and flooded grass, I hooked into a couple of solid redfish.

It wasn’t until I threw the LeBronze Mulligan out that I hooked into the BIGGEST fish of the day.

A giant GATOR trout inhaled the lure not far from the kayak.

FINDING THE FISH HELP

In order to help make sure that you are targeting the right areas based on the latest feeding trends and upcoming weather forecasts, make sure to use the following 3 resources because they will save you a ton of time.

1. WEEKEND GAME PLANS (UPDATED WEEKLY)

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2. SMART FISHING SPOTS PLATFORM (UPDATED EVERY 15 MINUTES)

This exclusive software literally shows you where the most fish are likely to be feeding based on exactly when you’ll be fishing. It factors in the tides, wind, and weather to help you quickly see which areas to target throughout the day.

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3. COMMUNITY REPORTS (LIVE FEED)

The Insider Community platform is what you can use to see what is biting near you, and you can get to know other members who fish in your area. Plus, you can use it to keep a log of your catches so you can use past trips to help predict future catches.

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