"boatless" lobstering in the Keys
- chris21
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"boatless" lobstering in the Keys
I need a little help, I really want to go lobstering in the keys but dont have a boat, I just need a spot from shore or the shallow flats where lobster is found. I hear snake creek is a good spot, but I want a little input from you guys, care to share any knowledge?
There's no such thing as too much bait!!


- Green Tide
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Re: "boatless" lobstering in the Keys
I have caught a pile of them at the snake creek bridge, you gotta catch the tide right and use a flag. Post up if you find any up that way.
- Chevy Juan
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Re: "boatless" lobstering in the Keys
As john mentioned you gotta get the tide right and watch the currents, if not its going to get ugly real quick.

- chris21
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Re: "boatless" lobstering in the Keys
Thanks for the input, I did notice how snake creek is narrow and could be dangerous on the wrong tide as I don't want to be swept away to Cuba
well at least not till Castro leaves, when I was down there a month ago several guys were lobstering on the gulf side along random roadside spots and small bridges but looked dangerous, I saw so many jetskis and boaters just tear through there.
There's no such thing as too much bait!!


- Chevy Juan
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Re: "boatless" lobstering in the Keys
Yea man, just try different spots and just check them out first to see whatt you are working with, go with a buddy if you can.

- chris21
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Re: "boatless" lobstering in the Keys
I definitely do that whenever I lobster, would you be interested in doing it sometime around here?Chevy Juan wrote: go with a buddy if you can.
There's no such thing as too much bait!!


- PhishingPhanatic
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Re: "boatless" lobstering in the Keys
I've seen guys do pretty good on the south end of Channel 5. Not in the bridge channel, but in the shallower area directly across from the parking lot, on the south side. Make sure you have a flag.

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Re: "boatless" lobstering in the Keys
the rocks on the south eastern side of channel two have lobsters too.

