Is this knot a good method of switching out different lures without having to use a clip or something? Or would you rather just cut and tie on new lures as you switch them out while fishing? Not sure if this will hold under pressure if I catch a big fish. I’m on 20 lb braid with 20 lb floro.
Launching out of Gloucester Point and would like to fish all day. Too windy past 1pm? Forecast says windy until about 5pm. I’m in a Hobie Revo 13. Hope to catch something worthy to eat other than croakers.
Looking for a decent place to kayak fish the Chesapeake Bay on the Virginia side with my hobie revo. My target species is Flounder, Rockfish, Sheephead, Speckled Trout, and whatever else that is delicious. I typically fish the upper and middle bay at Sandy Point State Park, Solomons, and Point Look in Maryland so I can handle some rough water. I don’t want to go all the way south to VA beach to try to keep it a little closer since I live in Northern VA. I have my sights on Ingram Bay since there is a marina there and looks like a lot of piers to cast towards. This would be a 2.5 hour drive so I want it to be worth it meaning higher chances of catching fish. Any thoughts or better places? Eventually I’ll build enough confidence and experience for the CBBT.
Places I’m looking at and is about the same distance to me.
Ingram Bay
Fleets Island
Deltaville
Gwynn Island