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It is only around St Joe Bay. Keaton will be fine. On a good note, the water is starting to clear up all the way over to St Marks.

Going out of Shell Point, you will find that the water gets deeper to the West. Southwest will be the best direction to head. Cobia may be a little shallower but you may have to hit at least 40 to 50 foot for the snapper. It would be a good idea to pull a troll bait such as a duster when moving arou...

Actually, bull sharks have been confirmed as far north up the Mississipi River as Alton Il and over 2,600 miles up the Amazon. They also reportedly have a resident population in Lake Nicarauga which is completely fresh water. shark spotted in the Ohio river http://www.breakingnews365.net/596e7a59d7...

West Marine has a large selection of boat striping tape if that is all your looking for.

Just got a report from a wade fisherman that the trout are coming back around the river again. He said he caught several nice trout of topwater in front of the light house today along with quite a few spanish.

reelbad wrote:

fishdux wrote:Took a group out today and had to go out to 12 foot to find them.

What size trout did you catch in 12 ft. ?

Had to weed through a ton of 14 1/2 inchers but caught quite a few 15 +.

Thanks SK, I'll give them a call.

Morning folks, anybody have any idea who would be able to put a new string on a crossbow? Preferably around the Tallahassee area.

Took a group out today and had to go out to 12 foot to find them.

relicshunter wrote:from what i've read you must be in the water to use a speargun legally. i have spearguns and have yet to get out after things.

What?

You will have to get away from all that fresh water dumping out of the river to find trout right now.

red_yakker wrote:I once threw a cast net on a school of mullet that turned out to be a school of sail cats. I must've had to pick 30 out of the net

Could only imagine. Slime for days!!

The water is badly stained all the way to about 8 miles South of the mouth. The reds shouldn't be bothered too much but I've been having to run way East and fish deep for the trout.

We had a similar thing happen a couple weeks ago but they were blowing up on topwaters! They were in a crazy frenzy.

Less of a chance to breed before harvest. And as the numbers drop to lower then it would have been in mid July normally breeding is less successful. When there are lots around as a mass, better fertilzation happens. Drop the numbers earlier, we'll see what it does to the scallop population just so ...