Got into my fish feeding frenzy of July. Birds had been circling lots of places around Dickenson bay but no fish surface action. Moved over to Mash sands as the wind came up yesterday about 1PM and the saw the action. Water was splashing, birds were flying and I was casting my white bucktail as fast as I could. Second cast hooked a nice jack, great fighters. Threw him back and casted again for four ladyfish in a row. Them I got a 24" trout. Like the fight of the jack better but that trout fillet on the table made me and my GF real happy.
Seems the frenzy only comes up when the water has a chop and the wind is blowing.
feeding frenzy
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Re: feeding frenzy
I wonder if the fish underneath were pushing the bait to the top and making them jump. Would make it easy for birds to see. Glad you caught some and got dinner.
Yours in the South
Re: feeding frenzy
A fun fact is that the gulls and terns actually use smell to find bait getting hit much more than sight. Wonderfully adapted to find food.DixieReb wrote:I wonder if the fish underneath were pushing the bait to the top and making them jump. Would make it easy for birds to see. Glad you caught some and got dinner.
Re: feeding frenzy
Interesting when that happens. Sure is a lot of fun! Thanks for the report. I'll keep my eyes open.
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198DLV CS 115HP
13' Gheenoe 6HP