I fished the inlet friday and saturday night. Tide was going out, not much bait or action friday on the south tip to the bridge I got skunked. Saturday me and my brother each got one oversized throwing plugs on the southside but further west, also saw some mullet back there not thick but little schools of a dozen or so here and there.

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Monday night was probably the time to hit it when the front changed the pressure.

my inlet strategy is, go to the inlet whenever I can(gave up on trying to catch a specific tide), and cast until my arms fall off LOL.

luckily the bugs were not too bad

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Edited: 12/02/2020 at 06:31 AM by stokedpanda

I couldn't agree more.

For years I had been targeting the days before a cold front passes (south east to west winds) and did pretty well, then I happened to be bored and went for flounder in the crisp blue sky, with the wind out of the north at 25 knots. No flounder, but the place went bonkers an hour before dark with the snook in full frenzy mode. Every cast was a missed strike or a hooked fish. Bucktail, swim bait, lure, it didn't matter, they were on it. 35 years of being one day too early. lol

Got 2 smaller ones yesterday..... more like 1.5lb.

Cole...any word on any brown ones and or rays???