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Went to look at 2 new marks that I've never been to before. First one was pony but the second looked promising. Took a notepad and camera at low tide, made some notes and took some pictures (sad bugger!)
Anyway this part of the coastline is the same terrain as below for about 500 meters, becoming more trecherous the further you walk. It's located on the same side of the Island that the surfers head for due to the white water, which can be excellent for bass.
I was thinking Feed Shallow type as the tide turned and started to flood for 2-3 hours. SP's could be out of the question due to continual/possible snags unless rigged Texas style for instance.
How would you attack a new mark with this type of coastline?
Anyway this part of the coastline is the same terrain as below for about 500 meters, becoming more trecherous the further you walk. It's located on the same side of the Island that the surfers head for due to the white water, which can be excellent for bass.
I was thinking Feed Shallow type as the tide turned and started to flood for 2-3 hours. SP's could be out of the question due to continual/possible snags unless rigged Texas style for instance.
How would you attack a new mark with this type of coastline?




