Thread: Orange Beach
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10-03-2022, 10:15 AM #1
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Orange Beach
Headed to Orange Beach next week, will be staying in a condo on old river just east of the Ono island bridge. Can anyone tell me of mangrove snapper can be caught from the bank in this area? What else can be caught here, guessing trout, anything else here with going after?
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10-03-2022, 12:00 PM #2
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Mangrove snapper should be a given, though finding a 'legal' one may be a bigger challenge.
Trout are a good possibility at night or daybreak. The water has been VERY clear lately.
Flounder and redfish are good options too.
The water has cooled off recently (mid to upper 70s on incoming tide and lower 70s on outgoing)...
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10-04-2022, 06:39 PM #3
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That’s a good spot for trout at night A long time ago Lew Childres grandson John called me and said hey man you wanna trout fish ono tonight and help me test these new clutch driven reels I said sure You don’t here much about those clutch reels anymore This dude kept telling me “ quit pumping your rod man that’s what the clutch is for!”😂I said hey dude if you keep yelling at me... We blasted the trout That’s a good spot though You can walk across to the jetty too the fall runs about to start!
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10-06-2022, 11:35 AM #4
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Thanks for the info guys. I hope to catch at least one meal while we are there. Will be bringing the surf fishing gear also in hopes of catching some pompano but don't know how many times I'm gonna want to drag that gear to the beach. If the pomp's are biting it will be worth it, if not then hopefully I can get a few trout or mangos.
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10-06-2022, 04:19 PM #5
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It's a lot easier to tote gear on and off the pier.
And you don't have to rely on your casting skills as much.
Just saying.Ragnar Benson:
Never, under any circumstances, ever become a refugee.
Die if you must, but die on your home turf with your face to the wind, not in some stinking hellhole 2,000 kilometers away, among people you neither know nor care about.
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10-07-2022, 07:56 AM #6
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Yep The pier is so much easier Every once and a while I drag my 10 ft stepladder out there with me to get my eye on the fishes I started thinking Dude you’re bringing the pier with you🤣
I saw one yesterday but it was closed mouth. Would not eat anything thrown. I personally know of 3 that have been caught in the last two weeks. No kings yet.
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