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The docks around ochlocknee bay are very hard to fish. The current in the river is pretty fast and its hard to get positioned and fish them effectively. If you do figure out a good way and catch fish please post your outcome.

The traps were covered with fine grass and a lot of shells and barnacles. You might be right on that.

Thanks for the info weedline. The pinfish coming back to was strange.

We did pretty well at high tide. Nothing bit on low tide

This past weekend we had a very odd thing happen. We retrieved an old pinfish trap that we had lost several months ago. When we lifted the trap it was full of pinfish and proceeded to unload the pinfish into the live well. We noticed that about half of the pinfish were belly up and appeared dead ...

Nice fish young man. Do you need a job

We put a man on the moon 50 years ago but still cant get accurate depth information. Every boat i have ever been on does this.

I don't think there is much grass in oyster bay. If you see it at a very low tide you would understand. It looks like the surface of the moon

No Mackerel or bluefish schools, but plenty of small bunker schools. the bait is there just not the fish

Usually fishing beats working, but lately working is more enjoyable than fishing. Went early Friday and caught a nice 18" trout and thought this summers luck had turned around. 6 hours later besides a few catfish that trout was still lonely in the cooler.
Same thing Saturday, went early boated a ...

Ive got one you can have. Its an I-pilot riptide with gps features. It is located about 1 mile upriver from the oyster bars in the Ochlocknee in about 9 feet of water.

Its that time of year. We ran into a big school of slot, just over slot redfish at the mouth of the Ocklocknee. Seems like they show up there on the outgoing tide

I think the fish started to turn off on Sunday and Monday. I think it's the moon

GC that wasn't me. But had an air boat blow through last week that I wished would have plowed an oyster bar.

With a boat?