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    Outer Bar & Cuts:

    Another way to identify cuts when the waves aren't around is to look for foamy water or just a difference in what the water looks like as it exits.

    This will be vertical to the beach.

    You need to look a little harder but you will learn to see it.

    I feel the larger fish stay on the outer bar right near the opening of the cut. As the water naturally comes in and recedes through the cut, there will be a current or eddy formed because of the surrounding sandbar on both sides of the cut.

    This forces the water and the bait to be washed in and out of the narrow opening. Easy pickings...big bass are lazy, and they didn't get big by being stupid.

    If you can reach the outer bar I like to fish my bucktails real close to the bottom in these cuts. Just my .02 cents
    Last edited by DarkSkies; 01-09-2010 at 01:47 AM. Reason: Added punctuation and spacing

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