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2018, Seatrout - Springtime Fishing with William Toney
In the In The Spread fishing video, Capt. William Toney, a third-generation guide from Homosassa, Florida, shares tips, tactics, and techniques for catching big sea trout in late winter and early spring. He discusses the best conditions, lures, and productive fishing spots.
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2021, Early Spring Bass Fishing on Lake Guntersville
Early spring bass fishing in Lake Guntersville offers numerous approaches and unique locations. The lake's depth varies depending on the location, with shallow water upriver and deeper water around mid and lower rivers. Water temperature also plays a significant role, with warmer shallow water allowing early spawning and winning tournaments above the BB Comer Bridge.
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2021, Spring Snook Fishing - William Toney – Homosassa Florida
Snook fishing has become a popular sport in the past 7 years, with various areas along the Big Bend attracting them. In Homosassa, Florida, artificial lures like soft plastic shrimp and paddle tails work well. Deep, rocky shorelines and tidal flow are ideal targets. Live chumming can also be effective.
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2019, How to Catch Redfish - Spring Fishing with William Toney
As Florida's waters warm, redfish are shifting from winter spots to outside passes and keys due to abundant food sources. Targeting spring redfish with artificial baits is recommended, with good incoming tide and current and tidal flow. The gold spoon is a popular lure for spring fishing, mimicking dying bait fish. Stealth and patience are essential for successful fishing.
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2019, Spring Bass and Perch Fishing - Dwayne Hickey
Creek fishing in Tennessee starts in mid-March, attracting smallmouth bass, catfish, bluegill, and shell crackers. Small creeks and rivers offer great opportunities for fishing, with wading upstream and using small top water lures. Live bait and crawfish are excellent choices for targeting river fish, with simple rigs and fast action rods.
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2019, Spring Muskie on Topwater - Get Out Da' Box
The term "bite" in angling discourages creativity and limits exploration beyond a single presentation. However, nature changes daily, and any tactic can effectively synchronize with species. Smaller fish respond differently to larger presentations, so avoiding "bite" thinking can hinder progress towards larger fish.
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