Have you ever wondered how to locate the rock piles out at the Skyway fishing piers? In this video, I show you exactly how to do just that, this will greatly increase your odds when grouper fishing. It's up to you to go out and find out which ones hold fish. For a more in-depth article Skyway Pier grouper fishing, click the link.
Here’s a link to the aerial view of the rock piles
skywaypiers.proboards.com/thread/43/sticky-pier-rockpile-pics-arial
Hello Michael,
I personally prefer the south because there are more piles to fish, thus more opportunities to catch. :)
I am new to the area, I love fishing with my wife and 2 son, I saw your video about the grouper, which have a lot of wonderful information in it.
I notice there is a north pier and a south pier. Which is good location to fish on the pier ? North or South. Which is better?
You’re welcome Maria, I am glad we can help. :)
Hello David,
I prefer pinfish, and live jacks but it depends on what you are targeting.
Hello Allan,
When you hook your bait under the pectoral fin, and with enough slack, the fish will naturally swim downward toward the structure.
Hey Michael
At the expense of soundin like a true rookie…im curious what exactly u mean by “freeline” ? How will I get to the pile with no weight? If that is what u mean.
Thank you, AllanHey we fish the skyway quite a bit. I was wondering what the best live bait to use. We have been getting decent runs but no hook ups. Could you help us in getting more hook ups. Like hook size and weights for free lining.
Thanks
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Maria
September 20, 2014
Appreciate all the info. My husband and I are new at this and loving it tremendously. Thank u.