There’s a chill in the air, water temps have dropped, and you’ll need to bundle up to go fishing? That doesn’t mean warm-loving species like speckled sea trout have to come off the target list. In fact, fishing for specks in chilly weather can be quite productive. Take these five tips into consideration the next time you start piling on the layers and want to take home a cooler full of fish.
BONUS TIP: When it gets cool, the trout will sometimes reduce the tidal window they feed in. What was once a two-hour bite can turn into a 45-minute bite. So if you catch some fish in quick succession and then the bite totally dies off on a change of the tide, consider pursuing a different quarry until the tide’s close to changing again.
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