There's a bait shop on the way out to Fort Desoto but I do not believe the bait shop sells live bait. I believe it's more of a souvenir shop from people coming back from Egmont key.
Life Adventure thanks, I don't have a boat available I'm from europe. Hasn't to be Snook I will be happy with every fish I catch! can you maybe help me out with the species that are catchable in that time of the year?
+The European Angler early March is when things start heating up around here you can catch seatrout redfish flounder and Snook try and stay around the Gandy area St Petersburg or even East Beach at Fort Desoto there's plenty of spots to fish off sea walls try and stick the grass Flats the water will be warm enough to Wade a shrimp on a cork or jig or even at twitch bait should get you hooked up
This is what you were talking about today. I used to do this for perch and crappie in NH. I'll have to give it a shot next time I bring out the kayak. After I left the launch, I went over to the wooden dock and caught a bunch of shiners and bluegill. Norm wasn't there, so they all went back in.
crazy to put all that money into a kayak, when there are jon boats that offer the stability in shallow and deep water, you can also row, or power up and have more storage, more mobility for less money, kayaks are nice but the money they want for example a coosa hd, you can buy a jon boat motor and trailer used, a much better deal!
a lot of places I go you're not allowed to have the motor and it's also a long haul to get the boat there and you're only allowed to use kayaks or canoes and personally I think aluminum's too noisy
+JOHN CALLAGHAN it was a beetle spin jig head without the spinner with a swirl pumpkinseed tail about an inch long and a light drag those hooks Bend easy
Oh yeah they do for sure - thanks for the help. We should hook up some time man, we fish the same areas in.the upper bay, and the alley and Tamiami trail