03-27-2008, 11:46 AM
I'm bad about sticking used hooks back in the tackle box. I know that doesn't help things either. I have a couple buddies that only use hooks one trip, and they discard them. (except on their larger lures, which they wash and restore the lure)
Technically, the fishing season doesn't stop here either, but it does for me. For one, I don't like fishing in 30 degree temps. Not my cup of tea. It's just not worth it since the only species you can catch in the winter for 10 miles is Sheepshead, Maybe a winter flounder, and maybe a red drum. Trout come it between here and there as well. Now, if you want to head offshore, and you've got the boat for it(which I don't), you can still catch grouper and stuff like that. So, for me, the season ends when the water temp drops below 68 degrees. [
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Technically, the fishing season doesn't stop here either, but it does for me. For one, I don't like fishing in 30 degree temps. Not my cup of tea. It's just not worth it since the only species you can catch in the winter for 10 miles is Sheepshead, Maybe a winter flounder, and maybe a red drum. Trout come it between here and there as well. Now, if you want to head offshore, and you've got the boat for it(which I don't), you can still catch grouper and stuff like that. So, for me, the season ends when the water temp drops below 68 degrees. [
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