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"Big Red Bobby"

Good job, guys.

Congrats DR!

Classic!

Almost nothing at St. Marks. A buddy went and found 3. I hear St. Joe Bay is weak as well. There are scallops there, but they're small and you have to work hard for them.

Chalk wrote:I look forward to slaloming through the scallopers...it's an added feature that most don't appreciate

The expression on their faces as I go by them in ankle deep water is priceless.

Ain't been yet Barry. We'll go next week.

I feel your pain, BG. And I like to take the kids scalloping. It's mainly that I loath the congestion at the ramps and on the water.

I see this as a great opportunity for someone with a bay/offshore boat to make an easy $200. There won't be many/any weighed in, so it won't even take a very big one to secure the cash. Although, I think its kinda dumb to make an offshore species the mystery fish in an inshore tourney. Why not Tuna,...

Barhopr wrote: Those are nice fish for West Bay!

Damn Son!! I'm wore out just reading it. Great report Mills.

rocket wrote:Did Big T rob a likker store on the way down?

"The redfish bandit"

1st post? Whatyoutalkinboutwillis?

Chalk wrote:Nice trip "Tex" & Big "T"

The "big hat" is the key to the whole shitaree

Just remember that everything inside of the high water mark is privately owned or owned by the Nature Conservancy as a shorebird sanctuary. But you shouldn't have any problems along the beaches.

Most people anchor up off the west end. Watch the tides, I've seen many a boat stuck high and dry.