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Questions About Sw Fl End Of Feb. Edit: 2/15

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Im heading down to Naples the last week in Feb, bringing rods and a bunch of tackle down. I'm bringing a wide range of stuff, but anything specific I should focus on?

EDIT, leaving on Thursday, how's the fishing in the Naples area doing? What's producing at the moment?

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Never really fished swimbaits much, how's it rigged? How much weight, if any?

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Never really fished swimbaits much, how's it rigged? How much weight, if any?

6/0 twist lock(gambler sells their version) weightless up to quarter oz. weightless most of the time.

Also since it's towards the end of feb, bring some hollow body frogs...

Frogs, swimbaits, Frogs, Rat L Traps and Frogs. :)

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6/0 twist lock(gambler sells their version) weightless up to quarter oz. weightless most of the time.

One more question about the swimbaits, what colors tend to produce the best in the south?

I'll be fishing small ponds if tht matters.

You can not go wrong with  watermellon and red flake fluke..it is a mainstay in Florida water. Don't leave home with them ;)

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One more question about the swimbaits, what colors tend to produce the best in the south?

I'll be fishing small ponds if tht matters.

What the captain said and I like June bug red flake too especially morning.

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You can not go wrong with  watermellon and red flake fluke..it is a mainstay in Florida water. Don't leave home with them ;)

 

 

What the captain said and I like June bug red flake too especially morning.

Thanks for the advice guys, hope the fishing as good as it was when I went a couple years ago!

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You can not go wrong with  watermellon and red flake fluke..it is a mainstay in Florida water. Don't leave home with them ;)

 

 

What the captain said and I like June bug red flake too especially morning.

Forgot to ask, what rod should I bring to throw em on? Will a 7'3" MH do, or will I need a 7'6" H Flipping stick? Wasn't planning on bringing the flipping rod but if I have to I will. I plan on using either weightless hooks or 1/4 with these.

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Forgot to ask, what rod should I bring to throw em on? Will a 7'3" MH do, or will I need a 7'6" H Flipping stick? Wasn't planning on bringing the flipping rod but if I have to I will. I plan on using either weightless hooks or 1/4 with these.

For me, I fish exclusively from the bank and retention type ponds, MH is fine, light pads, grass, hydrilla, no problem. But that isn't like the stuff in say the glades or chobee.

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For me, I fish exclusively from the bank and retention type ponds, MH is fine, light pads, grass, hydrilla, no problem. But that isn't like the stuff in say the glades or chobee.

Great, thanks for the help brother.

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Great, thanks for the help brother.

Yeah, no problem...anytime.

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