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Good day for sure.
Grasslines seem to be the ticket still. I’ve been seeing a lot of fish in the creeks, but they’ve been lock jawed for whatever reason.

We were at The State park, Cape San blas area, snorkeling off the beach a couple weekends ago. There were a ton of Pinfish as well as some sorta Jack/pompano looking fish. Hard tell with their size, but at any rate plenty of pins, close to the beach feeding off something in the sand. No grass around ...

I used the knock off stuff from Amazon as well. It’s only been on the boat less than a year, but is holding up nice. No problem walking on it barefooted, it also absorbs noise and cleans up pretty easily. Install is a bit a pain, I mean it cuts and goes down easily but I cant draw a straight line ...

BloodyChamp wrote: July 29th, 2022, 5:30 pm Can you walk to Chaires Creek and end up somewhere besides the bridge?

I’ve walked from Bald point to the mouth of Chaires. You will have to Wade especially at high tide, but it’s completely doable if you’re up for an adventure.

I’ve honestly never had much luck surf fishing there. Usually sand trout/whiting/croaker/sail cat/occasional black drum, and of course sharks and rays. Usally just fish a dropper or surf rig starting with shrimp. I’ve fished all 3 AP accesses as well BP, all produce equally. If you’re adventurous ...

April should have good numbers of Trout and Reds that are hungry. Everything Redbeard mentioned Is accurate but one more thing to try would be a good ole popping cork with live shrimp.

I’m in agreement with the CPR format. Not everyone has a live well or ethics.