It’s coming, winter that is. So… how about winter bonefishing. There are some good reasons to head out in the -ary months. For example… that picture below.
The guys from Angler Adventures has some thoughts on winter/cold water fishing.
One of the top 3 questions we get asked is, “When is the best time to go bonefishing?” While the answer varies on the anglers’ expectations and their destination, here’s a good argument for fishing the winter months by Doug Schlink of Angler Adventures.
Angling Destinations and Scott Heywood had one of their DX trips that encountered some… well… frigging impossible fishing conditions. Check out the story.
The next day the winds rotated to the NE and rose to 30 m.p.h. While any far-flung exploration was once again out of the question, we were able to hug the shore line with our skiff and find hundreds of fish on two white sand flats. Under a bruised sky and with near gale conditions, we pursued hundreds of very bitchy bonefish. We managed to hook quite a few when all was said and done, but it was never easy and we worked very hard for what we got.
via Read the story from Angling Destinations.
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