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Thanks. I am still tweaking. I built a little tray under the seat the slides in and out to hold lures, pliers and plastic gripper. Ordered place to store paddle and stick it pin now. I made an anchor trolley before this trip and it is perfect.

I can sit on the backrest and paddle which was nice to ...

Been very busy at work and building a house so fishing has been non-existent for me. Had a trip with the family planned and decided to sneak in a kayak trip with a buddy.

Tried a new spot and had a tough time until about 9:30. Then they turned on for about 45 minutes. Two reds, a ladyfish and 2 ...

To the OP: for some good points about cobia fishing and as a new guy to this site, you absolutely must read the first post in this thread.

http://www.bigbendfishing.net/phpBB3/vi ... obia+green

This thread is GOLD!

This weekend they had the law there. Only letting 25 to the beach and only allowing boat launch if there was a slot open to park. No one allowed to launch and park on the road.

I don't see a ton of people on that path, but every morning and evening there are walkers and joggers and it is nice to have. It also is nice because it gives more room when two large boats meet each other. Rarely see bikes, more golf carts (which are NOT supposed to use it).

I don't think it is a ...

Nice. I've been hitting the turkeys hard and not been thinking about fishing, but fixing to head down soon. Nice work and good pics.

You sure they were Flamingos? The reason I ask is that I have seen Roseate Spoonbills in St Marks several times and from a distance they look alike.

Did it sit up for any length of time over the cooler weather with a less than full tank? I have been told that the warm cold cycles can condense the water vapor in the tank as a possible source of water in the tank. Sounds like you had a lot more than that though.

CS:

I don't know you and have rarely, if ever, interacted with you on this forum. But I have read and enjoyed many of your posts. I like your outlook on life and the outdoors. This site will be diminished without you contributing. I hope you read this and I hope with time you will be back to share ...

Then this past Saturday my son and I put the moves on a bird from a pretty long ways away. We had set up on one on the limb and heard this one in the distance. The near bird was called away by hens (we could hear them clucking as they left). But this one gobbled and we moved into the bottom he was ...

Fast forward 3 days and talked my brother into an afternoon hunt on private land. He scored. I was only a couple hundred yards from him when I heard the boom.

Been off work for a week and been real busy. Turkey season has been good for my crew so far. I have heard the boom 4 times this year (3 of them I was either on the gun or sitting next to the shooter). Opening was the bird above. Then scored the next weekend when my nephew killed one with my ...

Sweet bird Danibeth. A real limbhanger for sure!

I had a fun opener. Saturday morning, nothing at first light other than one gobbling like crazy, but he was closer to my nephew than me and I figured he would chase him. He did - called him in to 27 steps, gobbled 100 times and his dad missed him! My son and I were about 6-700 yards away and heard ...

https://www.heraldtribune.com/photogallery/LK/20180813/PHOTOGALLERY/813009987/PH/1

Interesting. I wonder if the alterations in waterflow in south and central florida is a contributor? I recall episodes of it as a kid in the 60's north of Tampa area. There have certainly been severe cases long ...