Early Season Fluke Fishing Part 3 (Conditions + Wrap-up)

Part 3 of the series on early season fluke fishing (summer flounder). Wrapping up all the concepts from technique to conditions.
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[@keithmcgrath5586]

Good job Marc!

[@ChrisBhris222]

Ive learned sooooo much you really don’t get enough credit man !!

[@fabulousfishing4816]

Nice video Marc! Thanks for wetting the appetite!! We both will be more than ready for the season!

[@fatboy9668]

Thanks again for upload.

[@hef-outdoors2116]

I understand you're trying to hide locations but it would be nice to have a little bit wider view. I'd think at a lot of locations it wouldn't be a spot burn issue.

[@IslandAnglerRich]

damn i gotta learn these techniques and nice info

[@brandonbuchan25]

Let’s gooooo Marc!

[@shore-moneyfishing1939]

Letssss goooo

[@KevinStogner-fd7tl]

I thought a Fluke and Flounder were the same fish but called different names depending on what part of the country you live.
But NO !
Fluke are “left-facing,” meaning that when you hold one up, their head will be in your left hand when their eyes are above their mouth.
Winter Flounder are the opposite (“right-facing”).

[@stephenfava9827]

Great videos!
Can I use just a plain old ball jig?

[@shore-moneyfishing1939]

Thanks! Yes you can but for the money, you can’t go wrong with the Gammies.

[@user-sq4ve5vh2o]

How early do you start targeting them out front? I don't have much bay access

[@shore-moneyfishing1939]

I wouldn’t start until late summer early fall.

[@thomasking4031]

Put in the work. Grind. Put in the work. Grind. That’s right. You think this is fun and games? Think again.