Triple tail fish are elusive and difficult to catch due to saltwater fishing pressure. To attract them, create your own FADs and place them near known holding areas. Captain William Toney demonstrates how to create FADs using rope, blocks, crab buoys, and biodegradable ingredients. This method makes fishing easier and prevents any waste in the ocean.
Triple Tail Fish - Making Secret FADs
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William Toney
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Summary of Key Points
- Migration Patterns: They migrate along Florida's west coast and exhibit an east-west movement in the northern Gulf of Mexico.
- Favorite Spots: Triple tails often frequent pilings, crab buoys, and channel markers.
- Fishing Tips: Establishing a Tripletail FAD can be a game-changer.
- Fishing Instructional: Captain William Toney offers invaluable tips and techniques in his video tutorial.
- Bait Preference: Live shrimp is the most effective bait for tripletail
The triple tail fish, often referred to as the blackfish, holds a special place among seafood enthusiasts. Regarded as one of the ocean's finest delicacies, it offers a tantalizing taste that's second to none. Interestingly, the behavior and patterns of this fish also make it a fascinating subject for those in the fishing community.
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Captain William Toney
Captain William Toney, a Florida native, is a fourth-generation fishing guide known for his expertise in Redfish, Sea Trout, Mangrove Snapper, Snook and other fish species. He is a licensed and insured guide, a Homosassa Guide's Association member, and hosts 'In The Spread', an online fishing instruction platform. Toney's expertise in redfish, tides, and bait presentation is unparalleled, and he shares his knowledge on seasonal fish migration patterns and tidal flows. His dedication to passing on his knowledge to younger generations is invaluable.
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