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12-18-2014, 09:54 PM #1Junior Member
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Fishing the Pier in March
I will be down the last week of March. What types of fish will be active at the pier that time of the year? Thanks in advance!
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Go to tge search bar and type in whats biting when, go to the first thread by pier#r he has a chart on there that will give u an idea of what to expect.
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Ok thanks!
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What artificials do yall suggest for sheepshead?
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A silver cricket
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The silver cricket (snatch hook) is the only artificial that I've ever heard of anyone being successful with. I recommend live shrimp (because if the sheepshead aren't around/biting, you can use live shrimp for other species) or (second choice) fiddler crabs.
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Live shrimp are my choice, by far, because if the sheepshead aren't biting, you can always take the bait home and cook it.
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I thought you made them pets??
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Thanks for all the help!
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I prefer fiddler crabs as pets. I have one called, "Charlie Daniels"! I have a bunch of other fiddler crabs, but I just call them, "bait".
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