Do you usually hit one spot or move around and how much time do you spend at each spot before moving or ending your outing?

This time of year most spots get 15 minutes of my time. They are either there or not. But, if there is bait present I will stay longer or revisit within an hours time.
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A good majority of my spots I'll know with 15-20 minutes if I'll be on fish.

Usually start with a darter and make 6-12 cast, if nothing, I try a needle then Redfin or metal lip, and finish with a darter

The other night we were on fish with 3 casts, nothing big but 24-32" fish for 5 hours.

We moved twice in hopes of finding big fish but more of the same size

If it's a new spot that I'm
Learning I'll give it a few hours, pay more attention to tides/winds

But if it's a spot I know 15-20 minutes and move on
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This time of year most spots get 15 minutes of my time. They are either there or not. But, if there is bait present I will stay longer or revisit within an hours time.
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Ditto. The part about revisiting is important. Just because they're not home on one stage of the tide, doesn't mean they won't be on another stage. If it's a spot I know and have gotten fish before, I'll revisit unless I find fish.

Remember!!!! Never leave fish to find fish!!!:kewl:

Blitz fishing during the day I'm moving around until I see something. At night I'll stick it out in some spots with eels
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