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From the Tallahassee Democrat....


http://www.tallahassee.com/mld/tallahas ... 279887.htm

From the Tallahassee Democrat....


http://www.tallahassee.com/mld/tallahas ... 279888.htm

Apalachee Bay Spanish mackerel have been plentiful beyond the "Stake Line". Captain Action and Crippled Herring spoons have done well. Big Spanish have also been caught near the channel in front of the lighthouse and in deeper water of the West Flats. The East Flats are holding "schoo...

It was very cool! I was moving my bride-to-be from NS to Tallahassee (talking about culture shock. She was fascinated by spanish moss here for the longest time) in a rental moving truck. Both NS and Maine are beautiful. Saw whales on the cruise over. On a side note and a bit of advice. When driving ...

Not to step on the convo... but my wife took the coolest picture of a fiddler with the most realistic looking "face" on its shell.

Some day I'm gonna find a way to post pics at this place. I have no scanner, etc.... blah, blah, blah.

This has been a public service announcement.

Hey A-gator! :thumbup: I'm new here on the board and a relatively new saltwater fisherman. I soak up every word here from the experienced and apply it on the water every weekend the weather allows. Don't hesitate to ask even what you may think a "stupid" question. Hey, if they can tolerate...

Thought I'd share a boating experience with ya'll. From Nova Scotia to Maine early last fall.

320 ft, up to 55 mph, four 9,500 diesel jets, up to 900 passengers, 250 cars, 14 tour buses.....

Awesome!

http://www.catferry.com

Thanks a bunch, Gator!

Either no one knows or wants to venture a guess.... or it was a really stoopid question.

My guess it either has something to do with escaping predators or some sort of need for more oxygen.


I dunno.

Just curious.

My outing Saturday doesn't merit a new topic. Fished mostly between the lighthouse and the bird rack. Coupla' keeper mackerel and two keeper trout. Perhaps I shoulda' headed a little east. Very nice day on the water, though. Did see an enormous gator covering most the width of the lighthouse road wi...

Apalachee Bay There's a surge of activity on Apalachee Bay as anglers begin taking advantage of superb spring fishing. Numerous limits of sea trout have been caught on the East Flats, and both redfish and trout are still hitting in the creeks. There were even a few Spanish mackerel mixed in with the...

Hmm.... 9 would be early for me, Tom.