How To Catch Tons Of Fish On Piers & Jetties (Tips, Tricks, & Mistakes)

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Want to catch more saltwater fish from a pier or jetty?

If you want to maximize your time fishing from a pier or jetty, then listen in as we share the best types of spots and structure to look for, the best side of a jetty to fish from, tides, lures, baits, rigs, and more!

The tactics we share cover piers and jetties from Texas to Florida to North Carolina (and everywhere in between).

Check it out below!

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You can follow the timestamped table of contents:

  • 2:07 – The biggest mistake when fishing at a jetty
  • 5:21 – Is there a best spot on a jetty?
  • 8:10 – How to pick out a great place to fish on the jetty
  • 11:04 – See this live spot dissection on best target zones
  • 13:21 – The dinner plate for jetty fish
  • 15:03 – Pier tactics for different species
  • 16:02 – Let the tides determine your pier “spot”
  • 18:40 – Things to think about when you are using Google maps to pre-trip plan
  • 20:30 – Factor in sandbars when you’re fishing from piers (or the beach)
  • 23:32 – How to be successful in a new place (Do this)
  • 27:11 – A very effective lure for Spanish Mackerel
  • 28:16 – The Insider Community and why it’s a secret weapon
  • 31:08 – Want to catch a BIG fish? You need this…
  • 32:48 – Equipment you need to catch big fish at the jetty or pier
  • 36:39 – What’s your go-to bait or lure for the pier?
  • 39:21 – A quick, easy bait to use for redfish and a great bait for everything
  • 41:01 – The white bucktail jig and big spoons for bigger fish
  • 43:18 – Artificials for flounder during the fall
  • 45:48 – Big baits for big fish!

Conclusion

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If you want to get tight lines at a pier or jetty, you need to know the best tactics and have a solid game plan! 

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Luis RODRIGUEZ
1 year ago

I’ve been listening to a few podcast on Spotify, but I don’t know where to watch the podcast and the screen sharing they talk about… can someone point me in the right direction?

Luke Simonds
1 year ago
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Phred Orsby
2 years ago

Can you explain how to recognize a edie

Ed Layman
2 years ago

Any past Insider Reports on fishing the Jupiter Inlet? Suggestions on setups and rigs.
Have a 7’ Star Rod Aerial MH paired with Penn Battle lll 4000. Thoughts?

Lex
2 years ago

You mentioned 3 jett’s on the Gulf Coast. I’m near Sarasota.
Any jetty/ pier recommendations ???

Troy Hill
3 years ago

Which side of pier to fish on is based on which factors? Topsail Island NC.

HOWARD SCHROEDER
3 years ago

In this video Wyatt mentions using larger (2-3) gold spoons. I don’t see any that size for sale on “Tackle”. What brand do you use for the larger spoons?

Wyatt Parcel
3 years ago

I typically order them off of amazon in bulk. They’re sold by a number of different manufacturers, so I always go with what’s cheapest, as I know I’m going to lose the majority of them .

C Foy
3 years ago

Wow! Very informative and I expect to use most if not all this information to increase my jetty/ pier catching. Was trying to figure out a catchy phrase to help remember which side of the jetty to fish depending on the tide and came up with: if it’s OUTgoing fish INside (the boating channel) and if the tide is INcoming fish OUTside the jetty (beachside)
So it’s always opposite incoming – out, outgoing – fish in.
Anyways, thought that might help others remember as well.

David Holmes
3 years ago

Very informative! Thanks for the good tips guys.

James
3 years ago

Thank for sharing your insight on fishing on jetties and piers. Next year Port Arkansas is going to have the fishing piers replaced, the Harvey took out.

Jason Rosado
3 years ago

I gotta get back to fishing the jetties in my area. Great video made and the catches are awesome

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