St Marks
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captainsnook
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St Marks
went out st marks got a 32 and a 33" red and a decent 21" flounder. in the photos are the lures I used if you are curious.
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FishWithChris
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Re: St Marks
Goes to show that even smaller baits catch big fish!
Nice work!
Nice work!
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Salty Gator
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Re: St Marks
Nice fish, thanks for the report. I'd say a 21" flounder is better than decent. Congrats 
. Pretty nice gear to be laying on an oyster bar 
. Pretty nice gear to be laying on an oyster bar Catholic girl pray for me, you’re my only hope for heaven
Re: St Marks
Nice fish!
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onefishtwofish
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Re: St Marks
Nice mess'o'fish. Those flatties eat good.
Ducks, turkeys, flats fishing. Who has time for golf?
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captainsnook
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Re: St Marks
only fish the bestSalty Gator wrote:Nice fish, thanks for the report. I'd say a 21" flounder is better than decent. Congrats
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captainsnook
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Re: St Marks
i was surprised i couldnt get him on the skitter after i watched him bust in a school of mulletgalantnole wrote:Goes to show that even smaller baits catch big fish!
Nice work!
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ontiltttttt
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