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Post by detroitd on Jun 26, 2017 19:13:18 GMT -5
MM posted a link to a nautical depth chart somewhere here. Sticky notes?
Just like chumming up a fish, I just chummed for him to reply...lol.
Professor mackerelman is surfacing.......
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Post by eaglesfanguy on Jun 26, 2017 20:53:17 GMT -5
All depends on where you are. I believe at the end of the north pier it gets to 25 to 30 ft.. 5 to 6 ft depth plug will work anywhere on the pier.
Be warned treble hook carrying lures love to snag, not just rocks, but all the lines draped all over the rock reefs.
Soft plastic lures like swim shads work great out there 6 inch, 3/4 oz for grouper.Or heavier . If you want macks you can't beat a clark spoon with an inline lead sinker. Gold or chrome.
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Post by seabird on Jun 26, 2017 22:38:21 GMT -5
Eaglesfanguy is right about the depth. Here is a link to a nautical chart that you can zoom and view more details. It looks like the end of the NSP is about 26 feet. earthnc.com/chartviewer/?ll=27.892494332286603,-82.62405395507812&z=10&chart=onechart |
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Post by ft86tt on Jun 26, 2017 23:53:45 GMT -5
Thank you!
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Post by Mackerelman on Jun 27, 2017 18:33:07 GMT -5
All depends on where you are. I believe at the end of the north pier it gets to 25 to 30 ft.. 5 to 6 ft depth plug will work anywhere on the pier. Be warned treble hook carrying lures love to snag, not just rocks, but all the lines draped all over the rock reefs. Soft plastic lures like swim shads work great out there 6 inch, 3/4 oz for grouper.Or heavier . If you want macks you can't beat a clark spoon with an inline lead sinker. Gold or chrome. Nothing better than a Clarkspoon or Squidspoon for Macks ! |
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