Flounder

While Union Point itself is inland, anglers seeking Flounder need to head towards the coastal areas of Georgia. These flatfish are common in the muddy or sandy bottoms near docks, inlets, and estuaries. Focus on areas with tidal flow, as flounder often ambush prey carried by the current. While not directly in Union Point, nearby coastal access points will be key. The best time to target flounder is typically during the fall and spring when water temperatures are moderate. Live mud minnows or shrimp fished on a Carolina rig are highly effective. Slowly dragging your bait along the bottom is crucial. A local tip is to target areas near docks and pilings, as flounder often use these structures for cover. Be patient and persistent, as flounder can be masters of camouflage.