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Winter Fishing Tips for the Alabama Gulf Coast

January brings us into full swing of winterspeckled  trout!
weather patterns. Frigid temperatures leave
you with fewer options when it comes toThe final option is to head north! The
fishing the Orange Beach area. The gulf iscreeks and tributaries that feed into the
typically great for red fishing! Look forOrange Beach area are a great place to hunt
the hard north winds to lay the beach watersspeckled trout! Look for deeper holes with a
down slick as glass! Fishing the birds anddark muddy bottom to find these sluggish
bait  are  a  great  way  to catch bull reds!fish! The cold water slows the fish's
metabolism and makes them feed more
Another option is to fish the Perdido Passlethargically. Dead-sticking Berkley Gulps!
area. The sheepshead are beginning tois a great method of tempting these fish to
congregate around the jetties and bridge forbite. A popping cork rigged above a live
their annual spring spawn. Look for theseshrimp can also be deadly for catching
fish to bite around tide changes. Livespeckled trout! Just remember the fish are
shrimp, Fiddler Crabs, and Sand fleas areslower moving this time of year. Moving a
great baits to entice a sheepshead bite!live bait or artificial bait to quickly can
With warmer weather between the fronts, lookdetermine whether or not you catch fish! My
for some slot sized redfish to periodicallyrule of thumb for the winter months trout
show up around the bridge, jetties, and piersbite is "Dark water, Dark bottom!" Darker
close to the pass! The inshore reefs incolored waters combined with darker muddy
Bayou St. John and south of the Intracoastalbottoms hold water temperature much more
Waterway will typically produce some bigconsistently than a sandy bottom in gin clear
numbers of white trout and the occasionalwater!



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