When the tide gets higher than normal in the marsh, that doesn’t mean that you shouldn’t go fishing. You just have to understand a few things about fishing high tides. In this Sportsman TV video, Capt. Charlie Thomason breaks down how to fish higher than normal tides by focusing on flooded marsh grass.
Field Notes
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Field Reports
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Field Reports
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