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Delacroix is certainly worth the trip! we go every year! it'll spoil ya!

you must throw a cork a lot.

fished the afternoon rising tide and had pretty decent success.

ran towards rock island and made several drifts in 3-5ft.

water temp was around 85 degrees.

i threw a double fluke rig and some plastics on the bottom/ fishing partner threw the tourist rig (popping cork) the whole time. caught ...

Some have already heard the sad news but, the world lost a great man Sunday. Mr. Jim was a very active member to this forum. Reel repair by Jim was his business and a sponsor to this forum as well. I hope everyone was lucky enough to meet him. Tight lines Mr. Jim. Hope you're catching them every ...

Good Luck to everone this weekend!

i agree- i'm not a fish keeper myself but, i also understand the ones who do keep them. i just don't. i see that they've changed the size regulations so maybe it's a start. if you're into just having your line stretched, now is the time to get down there.

Couple of buddies and myself went down saturday around noon. water was low so we idled out and fished along the way. it's wild how the fishing is right now! we went over to pinhook once we had some water and if we were keeping fish- i would say we had a 3 man limit in about 20 minutes or so, the ...

it's certainly worth the ride over but right now, you ain't even gotta leave the river!

Yes sir- picked her up a couple of years ago. been a dream boat of mine for a long time! hope all is well!

Has certainly been a great time down there on that coast!

of course all fish were thrown back for another day and ALL caught on a Southern Custom Rod

we've been fishing Econfina pretty hard this last month the last 3/4 weekends have been really successful with little effort!

sounds cliche but we really did lose count on the amount of fish we caught. reds were thick in just about every creek. cabbage creek and pitts produced a ton. sheepshead ...

checking on everyone down in the Big Bend area! looks like it was rough! everyone okay?

Definitely don't need a guide! just need a GPS and you can have an absolute blast! I'm leaving out Tuesday the 21st to go over to Delacroix for the week. this will make my 13th year going. the fishery there is amazing and believe you can be just as successful as any guide over there with just ...

awesome!

i think the Blazerbay 675 or GTS would cross everything off your list and some. it's not quite 25' tho. i'm a speed guy but i also know being a guide, speed isn't important lol. my good buddy owned a sportsman 227 and it was a great boat! with a T-top i wish it was closer to 24-26' T-Tops are nice ...