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I managed to talk my buddy into taking me to one of his super-secret bass holes on a local creek, only accessible by foot (even on a high tide) He had some pictures from the previous two weekends that were making me drool. We started out by catching some shiners further up the creek, but only manage...

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Just did a quick Google search and found this. I'm not sure if it's the only place to find them.

I usually leave the skin/scales on with redfish, along with the ribcage, cause I normally either grill or broil my redfish, and just pick the meat off the bones after it's cooked :lick: . But, for blackening, frying, or most any other cooking method, it looks like a good way to squeeze a little extr...

Wacissa River from head spring to goose pasture is about a 6 hour trip with great wild scenery. :thumbup: I love kayaking the Wacissa. I've also done most of the Wakulla River, and although it is beautiful, there are a lot more boats to contend with, and the scenery is better on the Wacissa. Anothe...

I have a 3 year old heifer who is pregnant with her first calf, and I caught her nursing from her mother a couple months ago. The funny thing is, I'm pretty sure the mother had been dry for a long time. It was right after I moved them to a different farm, and I wonder if it was the stress of the mov...

:thumbup: I watched both programs on PBS when they first aired. You just wouldn't believe the amount of dedication he had for both projects. Most anyone I know would have given up on the deer long before they made that first contact. And he had to dedicate his entire life to those turkeys while they...

I did one of the do-it-yourself kits to a truck I had in high school. It actually turned out looking pretty nice and still looked good when I sold the truck. It was one of the cheaper brands, but I forget the name of it.

Have you guys seen this one yet?
http://youtu.be/GK4m36CZBWs

Thanksgiving? Huh? Oh, is that what they used to call Black Thursday?
JK I hope everyone has a wonderful Thanksgiving. Don't eat too much

There are a few different methods. I like to spot a school by looking for mullet jumping and pelicans diving. One guy gets up on the bow with the net ready to throw, and the driver planes off and runs right into the middle of the school. As soon as the boat comes off plane, stand up and throw the ne...

A 16-19 foot aluminum boat with a big front deck is what you want. One of those mud-motors will open up some options for you on low-tide. I've found a 3 man team to be best. 2-4 mounted lights up front. One man up front with the gig, and one with a handheld spotlight standing right behind him (this ...

My Food-Saver has a "wet" option that I have yet to try. I just pat the meat dry with paper towels before I put it in the bag. I've only had it not seal correctly once, and that was because I didn't get the meat as dry as I thought I did. Freezing in water does work, but I prefer the Food-...

FLCRACKER wrote:I would go away from the mouth to catch the fish I eat...no matter how safe THEY say it is!

I second that. Don't wanna eat any of these guys.

Did you see any mullet schooling? I have been once a week for the last several weeks and haven't found them bunched up. Bummer on the battery. :-? I went over the weekend looking for mullet, but they weren't schooled up on the flats where I was (close to Spring Warrior) yet. I did, however, find a ...

My wife's husband's uncle's nephew says that the water should start cooling off pretty soon and this whole red tide fiasco will be but a memory.
Now, if only we can get Congress to....... Just Kidding