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Frank Daignault used to say about inlets-" garbage in, garbage out". Meaning- bait is moving in or out of inlets all of the time as long as the tide is moving. I generally like the drop while fishing inlets but have found some great fishing on the incoming at a some of the ones I fish. For example, The Narrow river mouth is excellent on the "bump" and the start of the incoming. The Short Wall is also excellent at the same stages of tide. I don't know where you fish, but don't be afraid to fish any inlet on incoming water. You may be pleasantly surprised!
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