The Parsons’ Perspective……Make The Best Out of Late Winter Inshore Fishing
In this edition, Captain Lee Parsons shares his thoughts on making the cold days of winter count by scouting area fishing spots for the right environment for spring, summer and fall fishing. Clear water and no fishing traffic makes winter the most effective time to determine what will be your hot spots in warmer weather.
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