[cayrbee]

Could someone please tell me where I can be guaranteed to catch MM in central Fl. (Exactly)I live in Volusia county. I have tried every place I can think of NADA Help

 

[Benji]

Well... how are you trying to catch them? Minnow trap and dry cat food along a bulkhead, rock jetty, under a floating dock or in a marsh cut or a boat ramp should work. Or you could buy them their not expensive $3 a dozen here.

 

[speckhunter80]

I can guarantee you, you can catch them in the water

 

[SmoothLures]

Are you trying to cast net for them? If so that's your problem...use a minnow trap. Come back in as little as 20 minutes and go fishing. Bait it with a crushed blue crab.

 

[MSRIEF]

If it is guaranteed it is called catching, if not guaranteed called fishing.

 

[tjbjornsen]

That is funny...

I can guarantee you, you can catch them in the water

 

[gshivar]

If trapping them - remember their name! good luck - glenn

 

[NC KingFisher]

And when you find that water, make sure you use a galvanised minnow trap. The black rubber dipped ones dont catch as good. And set it in an area with really muddy bottom near some rocks

 

[Digger54]

And when you find that water, make sure you use a galvanised minnow trap. The black rubber dipped ones dont catch as good. And set it in an area with really muddy bottom near some rocks

and set it at low tide so you know your trap will be submerged during a low tide.

 

[letmefish]

and set it at low tide so you know your trap will be submerged during a low tide.

Yes, what he said. /\ /\ /\

Nothing more fun than returning to your trap to find it filled with dead minnows cause the tide dropped below the trap. Don't ask me how I know.