Anglers! It’s June! Summer has arrived. It’s time to begin the migration towards the outer bays and lakes. Like the predator fish, we will be following our prey to their Summer habitats. As you know, speckled trout move out to the deeper water bays, lakes, and sounds in huge numbers to spawn and feed. Along the northern gulf, many of these areas are littered with shallow water gas rigs, reefs, and islands. We fish these areas because we know the fish we are chasing love to hold onto structure for protection and ambush points. Many times when we are having windy springs the fish tend to hold onto the islands and reefs because they can be somewhat protected. Plus, they can have good salinity for spawning. It’s like the old saying “right place, right time!” You have probably heard 90% of the fish are caught by 10% of the fisherman. The reason why this holds true is that the anglers who catch the most fish know where the fish will be located under the conditions nature has off