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galantnole wrote:Goes to show that even smaller baits catch big fish!


Nice work!

i was surprised i couldnt get him on the skitter after i watched him bust in a school of mullet

Salty Gator wrote:Nice fish, thanks for the report. I'd say a 21" flounder is better than decent. Congrats . Pretty nice gear to be laying on an oyster bar

only fish the best

galantnole wrote:You SOB... now I know why you were posting on here...


glad you crushed out there on the ghost with pomp!!!!

lol i totally forgot about posting on here gotta keep it popping lol

Nature Coast Gators and nice reds fishing the creeks. all trout caught that day were all well over 21" and the reds were all in the 24-29" range. all on artificial too, mainly plugs.

http://i393.photobucket.com/albums/pp20/mudskipperfishingcharters/d1ef75c4-aecd-4ee2-a683-34ecce26ef58_zpsl6w6jlwi ...

went out st marks got a 32 and a 33" red and a decent 21" flounder. in the photos are the lures I used if you are curious.

http://i393.photobucket.com/albums/pp20/mudskipperfishingcharters/4e1468a1-0631-485c-9f0f-eb835e3f75a5_zpsxpesrbcy.jpg~original
http://i393.photobucket.com/albums/pp20 ...

I ain't givin you no help. You, on the other, should take pity and give me some! salute3

Nice mess of fish brother and welcome to the Big Bend.

I would be more than happy, I mainly fish artificial but found out some days up here they only eat live bait, mainly I ran into that problem with ...

reelbad wrote:If you are fishing alone in those pics I would hide my identity to. Over the limit?

Fishing with my buddies. Thanks for being comcerned about fish conservation.

Been crushing the trout all of late January to early February but hit a slump, this is my first year fishing around here. I'm originally from south Florida so I don't know many spots just wondering if anybody could help guide me in the right direction where the Reds and trout are this time of the ...