Reef Coordinates
 

Someone gave me some coordinates....Any of you recognize some of these, some are common reefs, some i've never heard of. Any of them better than the others, certain times of the year...thx......Yank 2, Yank Jon, Grail, G 2, Mid chenier, Mid chenier 2, duck camp, Cross, Bulkhead, Tree reef, Vinc, Shell beach, Picante, .........

Courtesy of Sammich

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most of those got destroyed by oyster boats... or at least thats what I heard ;)

Never Heard of any of them....but be secret code words

Those are all some very good reefs. You probably will not get much help on here from people as they do not want boats all over these reefs but most of those are good spots. The problem will be knowing which spots to fish during the correct time of year and wind/tide direction. You just have to get out and try them and keep a record of what the conditions were like.

They are 20 miles out in the gulf....:)

Come on man, be nice.

if you send em my way i can investigate for ya:rolleyes:

heck im not shy ill take a copy of cord.lol i need all the help i can get i know how to smoke the white perch and bass redfish.the specks have never been nice to me one day i will learn big lake.im even willing to trade some duck hunts for fishing trips i just picked up a section of miami behind booths and will be bringing my rv to my spot next week to start building some blinds.

The coord are good but if you dont know what time of year or the tides then they dont do you alot of good....only way to know is to try em and drift or troll into them from way out....

Lmao! I was about to post this!

sammich

reefs produce fish but no where near as much fish as the birds do!

Just ride looking for birds. Who drifts reefs??

Reefs are overrated now due to oyster boats. Your best bet now is to burn banks, find birds, and follow any haynies, or boats containing usually 4 people.
Those reefs used to produce. Not no more. :shaking:

Agreed, following black Haynies usually produce better numbers.

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90% of the fish are in 10% of the lake. Look at it that way. Fish with a purpose every trip. Good luck.