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Jawjadawg wrote:Nice little St Marks River fishing video - not very helpful for the summer months though.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0RhiMgqT7-c&t=41s

Nice!

Thanks!

Good to see you and Austin having a good time.

Have missed seeing him play at Church.

Nice!

And the smile on the kids faces make it all worth it!

TomParis wrote:so I was on the river yesterday and it was calm till will got to the fort, the wind and the chop were pretty bad after passing the fort. we also did not catch one fish = (

Still better than a day at work

Where did you put in at?

Thanks for the info guys!

We may fish the mouth of the river, and go to the sandbar real quick, but for now I just wanted to stick to staying on the river for smoother water if needed.

Good info on the freshwater vs. saltwater license. I didn't want to buy a freshwater license just to let her try ...

This may be in the wrong spot, so please feel free to move if needed.

I plan on taking my daughter (3yo) who has been asking to go fishing, up the St. Marks River a little ways to try and put something on a hook for her.

The plan to stay off the flats, and head up river are due mostly to keep us ...

I don't know the size of your boat, but we like to go to the Wacissa blue hole to swim in the summer.
I have a special john just for that purpose.

19ft Wellcraft with a 115, so that would be a no-go. Would be a good place to take her on the double yak when she is a bit older though. In this heat ...

Please be careful about having your two year old in the water anywhere in that area.

Gators.

I'm not an alarmist. Just telling you from St Marks Refuge wadefishing experience that river gators have different instinctive responses to adult-sized humans, compared to any living thing roughly the ...

Plan on taking the wife and 2 year old daughter up river to putt putt around and possibly get out and swim.

Any certain spots we should stop at to swim?

Will be putting in at the public ramp or at Shield's and heading up river from there.

Thanks!

Nice!!!!

Same for us out of Carrabelle, fished hard but nothing to bring home. Huge schools of lady fish and dolphins everywhere.

GaryDroze wrote:The captains' meetings cost nothing to attend.

As far as the bikini contests: I don't know if there is a cover charge, as I've never attended one, because I wish to stay happily married until death do us part.

This man speaks the truth!!!

used to be a trend that Hurley would schedule a tourney and a hurricane would meet us at the ramps. He took the conventional approach of fish at your own risk, rain or shine. I believe that is probably the case, no reschedule.

In a way I could understand it, as I probably wouldn't be able to make ...