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Steve Stinson wrote:At times, you will see gar out on the flats also. They move sort of slow and make a mild, crooked wake only for a short distance.

68-69 at Spring Warrior Saturday and fish were everywhere. Get out there now and enjoy.

Salty Gator wrote:Close Feb. lower limit to 4 (15-20" and no over 20" allowed)

You ain't never fished in a storm like this. Might wanna rethink this.

Leggs sausage seasoning. Follow the directions on the package and you can't go wrong.

Try Chris Lewis aka Gulf Coast on the website. Shoot him a p.m. I'm sure he can fix you up.

Just a word of advice. Be careful buying a camper to small. I currently have a 30 foot cougar hitch camper that me and my wife enjoy. I pull it with a Chevrolet Silverado 1500 with no problem. The thing about those small campers is that they will close in on you fairly quick when you get them packed...

Yes, we use a drift sock all the time during windy conditions. very useful tool for us. See Chris at Bass Pro they have a variety of sizes that will fit your boat. Don't forget a inline stainless swivel to keep it from twisting up.

BASS BOYS WILL BE THERE!

I'd probably try Econfina. You can fish back to the right of the mouth toward Aucilla or turn left and fish down towards Rock Island. Some good fishing, either way. I agree with Reb. :thumbup: But be aware of the ROCKS/BARS as they are everywhere down that way, that's the reason the fishing is real...

Yea Steve. Mine has a speed control on the console control but not on the lanyard control.

Maybe it's for dual poles if you got em. Not sure. I read that on another forum.

BASS BOYS WILL THERE. Bringing the Pathy.

Keaton Beach cabins. Contact Tammy @ 850-295-1223. Leave message if she doesn't answer. Great little cabins on the inner canal.