What do you call a fish that is flat as a board, has both eyes on the same side of its body and lies on the bottom? Dinner. When it comes time to bring home proof that you actually were fishing all day, don’t pass up doing it with a flounder. Whatever you call it, fluke, flounder, flattie or doormat, make sure dinner is somewhere in the sentence, because this less than attractive game fish might be the winner of the pageant come supper time.
The next best thing about flounder is they aren’t shy about what they eat or where they hang out. But there are a few good tips you don’t want to miss when it comes time to catching them. Join us as we fish for flounder in Florida with Frank Bolin and Capt. Ralph Olivett and Mike Conner and Capt. Fisher Culbreth in North Carolina.
