Photos Fishing Floating Debris

Fishing Floating Debris

By Marlin Staff

June 27, 2012

Marc Montocchio

Longer debris equals a higher chance of finding fish nearby. Marc Montocchio

Each region has a different signature type of debris. Marc Montocchio

It’s quite common to find schooling fish at depths of 100 feet or more around flotsam. Bill Boyce

Whenever fish are under debris or flotsam, you’ll find birds flying above. Bill Boyce

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