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Very nice report. Good read and pics :thumbup: :thumbup: Snatch - I put out stone crab traps and usually put them in 17' - 25' east of St. Marks. I think areas with hard bottom and structure are key for the stone crabs. You'll catch blue crabs almost anywhere you put a trap in shallow water and let ...

Maybe a slow day to an old pro , but a pretty decent day by my standards.

Work, weather and other circumstances have conspired to keep me off the water lately.

Thanks for the reports and pictures. Brings back good memories.

Now I'll go back to crying in my

Talltails wrote: Suber threw a "last cast" with a gold spoon. One hungry fish picked it up and a minute later Suber caught and released a nice 25" trout. It's funny how one fish can make up for a bad trip.

Way cool

Sorry to hear that. I can sympathize. I had to put down our 14 year old lab/golden back in July and I'll have to say that it was one of the toughest moments of my life.

Happens to the best of 'em on occassion. Hang in there. Things will get better soon.

WTG. Things should be getting better and better over the next few weeks.

Happy birthday!!!

Congrats on fifty years of survival

It's always in one's best interest to keep the pa-in-law happy...wife too

Great report

I'm jealous.

Those are some nice pictures. You guys are shaming me into learing how to use that digital camera I got a year ago.

P.S. Thanks for the referral on the GPS.

Great video, beautiful fish. Congrats

Sounds like a pretty good trip

Congrats.

I think I ran 'em all out of the St. Marks area and now I know where they went.

Left the fort around 11:30. Into the East River and fished a creek that runs into it. Saw at least 50 sheepshead. All of them panicked and clearing out of the area as fast as they could. Never seen them bunched up like that before. Caught a couple of nice trout. 0ne was a real beauty I'm guessing wo...

About like my day. Glad you got to go out.

Gonna memorize that one.