Fishing in tidal waters can be both challenging and rewarding. One of the best techniques to use is to understand the tides and how they affect fish behavior. During incoming tides, fish often move closer to shore to feed on baitfish and crustaceans being carried in by the current. This is a great time for shallow water fishing using lures or live bait. On the other hand, during outgoing tides, fish tend to move to deeper waters. Bottom fishing with cut bait or using jigs can be effective during this time. It's also important to pay attention to structure such as rocks, oyster beds, and grassy areas which can hold fish as the tide changes. Lastly, adjusting your fishing location and technique based on the tide can greatly increase your chances of success in tidal waters.

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Live Bait Tides Lures Fish Behavior Fishing Techniques Tidal Waters