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Ranging throughout the Gulf of Mexico from the Yucatan Peninsula to
Tampa Bay, Gulf menhaden are commonly known in different regions as
either pogies, moss-bunker, peanut-bunker, shad or just plain old
menhaden. They roam both the inshore and offshore waters of the Gulf
and should not be utilized for human consumption under any
circumstances.
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Commonly known to resident anglers as bigeye scad or goggle eyes, a
frisky gog is without a doubt the number one most productive blue water
live bait. For the offshore fisherman, looking down into your well and
seeing 4 or 5 dozen gogs full of life is like looking into a pot of
gold. Their brilliant sides glimmer as they so routinely swim in
uniformed circles.
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Clearly not in the fish family, this crawling critter does in fact
deserve recognition as an excellent bait. Blue crabs require both
inshore b r a c k i s h waters and high salinity ocean waters to
complete their life cycles. They are commonly found from Massachusetts
to Texas and a few have even been reported as far north as Nova Scotia
and as far south as Uruguay.
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Once thought of as a nuisance, fishermen throughout south Florida are
quickly learning how valuable these hard swimmers can be. Blue runner,
hard tail, yellow mackerel, jack, or just plain old runner, whatever
you call this frisky little fish, its definitely in the winners circle
as a top bait.
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From dip net to bait freezer – the crustacean craze is coming to town!
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From dip net to bait freezer – the crustacean craze is coming to town!
During the winter months, an amazing event takes place in the bays,
estuaries, rivers and inlets of Florida. This event is known as “The
Shrimp Run” and it can be truly phenomenal. The flickering crustaceans
can be scooped up night and day from docks, seawalls, bridges or boats,
and during prime moon phases, they can easily be spotted drifting with
tidal exchanges.
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Florida’s favorite bait drives fish wild!
Along the beaches and lagoons of Florida, the fall mullet run
is an angler’s dream. The shear number of mullet busting the surface and being chased by predators makes this sensational migration both exciting and dramatic.
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