St Joe Bay 3/31, by kayak

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St Joe Bay 3/31, by kayak

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Set my sights on Spanish in St Joe and started before first light.
If I hadn't been thinking Spanish I would have been at the head of the bay where I hear the trout were cooperating. :thumbup:
I prefer to catch Spanish on top with a Chug Bug. New hooks and teeth make that plan a little easier in the daytime. Hadn’t really thought of that, or figured I’d cross the bridge when I came to it. That took all of one cast. I survived and released 5 decent Spanish and a couple of ~3 lb Bluefish before first light. The Spanish were less than 20â€
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Nice red Littoral :thumbup:
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Damn fine Redfish. Looks like you got a new Kayak too.
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Nice red, Lit :thumbup: :thumbup:
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Chalk wrote:Nice red, Lit :thumbup: :thumbup:
Thanks. Guessing we get to see a pick of the 27" soon?
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It's on Birddog's camera, he is gonna email them to me when he get's home....Lil Chalk has a ball game tonight, but I will get it up before midnight...I promise :thumbup: :thumbup:
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Nice fish! :thumbup:
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Post by Ron Wilson »

Very nice. Thanks for sharing the report/pic. :thumbup:
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That looks a better sleigh ride than Santa's got. Sweeet :thumbup:
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awesome red, Lit. :thumbup: :thumbup:
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Great fish and a great pic Lit. :thumbup:
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Nice fish and good picture. Was that taken from a helicopter? :wink:
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tin can wrote:Nice fish and good picture. Was that taken from a helicopter? :wink:
Taken from the city pier. Getting there from where I caught the fish was an event -especially against that wind with the fish busy swimming in the other direction.
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