Capt. William Toney, a knowledgeable inshore fishing angler with over four generations of experience, shares his tips for free-lining live shrimp under a cork rig for redfish. This technique is highly effective in challenging conditions like windy days and heavy tides. Toney emphasizes the importance of understanding tides and how fish react to them.
Redfish - Popping Cork Rigs with William Toney
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In this In The Spread fishing video, Capt. William Toney will share his insights on how to make the most of a cork rig. Dive deep into the art of free-lining live shrimp using a cork rig for redfish.
Why Use a Popping Cork Rig?
- Precision: It enhances the accuracy of free-lining baits.
- Depth Control: Maintain your bait at the desired depth.
- Strike Indicator: The sinking cork indicates a redfish strike.
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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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