Post by longtom on Mar 26, 2019 10:40:29 GMT -5
This is the South Jetty at Sebastian Inlet facing due East. If you could see really far the first thing you’d see is the Canary Islands.
This is where I fish for snook. I climb out to the very point and cast heavy jigs into the ripping current.
Went fishing last night for the first time in a while. The jacks and blues ate the tails off my jigs, but no snook.
Not a good place to smoke a pipe. The end of the jetty is very wet. The conditions pictured are quite calm; the best fishing is when it is rough.
The North Jetty that can be seen on the left side of the picture would be a good place to smoke a pipe. It’s a lot higher with a wide concrete pier. There is even a restaurant with a deck. The North Jetty is posh, the South Jetty is for rough necks.
A note on the picture, as the panoramic view makes the directions wonky. You can see the way the hand rail bends. The left hand side of the picture with the two fishermen is facing due East, while the right side of the picture faces due South straight down the beach.
This is where I fish for snook. I climb out to the very point and cast heavy jigs into the ripping current.
Went fishing last night for the first time in a while. The jacks and blues ate the tails off my jigs, but no snook.
Not a good place to smoke a pipe. The end of the jetty is very wet. The conditions pictured are quite calm; the best fishing is when it is rough.
The North Jetty that can be seen on the left side of the picture would be a good place to smoke a pipe. It’s a lot higher with a wide concrete pier. There is even a restaurant with a deck. The North Jetty is posh, the South Jetty is for rough necks.
A note on the picture, as the panoramic view makes the directions wonky. You can see the way the hand rail bends. The left hand side of the picture with the two fishermen is facing due East, while the right side of the picture faces due South straight down the beach.
