St. Marks 6/30 - Fun on the big pond.

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St. Marks 6/30 - Fun on the big pond.

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Left Shields at 7:30am, headed out the west flats. First time out with the new GPS, very cool. Picked up a few short trout. Headed back in to work the sprague bar and caught some monster blues. My 12 year old son Hunter had a BEAST of a blue on and lost him at the boat :smt010 . That blue had to be close to 30in and was as big around as an NFL football. I have never seen one that big. Needless to say Hunter was not happy. (sidenote: I tried to name his younger brother Fisher, but the wife just wouldn't have it. So Brett it is :) probably a good thing since Brett does not like getting up early to go fishing, if its after 10am he's all for it.)

So after a couple nice blues near sprague bar we head back out further this time on the west flats and set up a couple drifts. This time we pick up a nice keeper trout and a few more shorts. And as everyone knows ladyfish, sharks, and a million pinfish (I love to watch Hunter set the hook on what he thinks is a 25in trout and come to find out its a 4in pinfish hehe).

Anyway to make a long story short, we finished the day with a few nice blues, a nice sailcat, one keeper trout and a very good dinner.

Catch of the day...
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Hunter actually fighting that monster blue...
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Post by Barhopr »

nice trip with the kids! That water looks purdy. :thumbup:
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Post by Ron Wilson »

Way to go JF. That's the way to put that boy on some fish. :thumbup:
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Post by Chalk »

Nice mess of fish :thumbup: :thumbup:
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Post by Eerman »

Good day on the water. :thumbup:
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Post by caseycook »

you can't beat that...he'll remember that for a while! :thumbup:
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Post by bman »

Great trip :thumbup:
Funny- I'm working on my wife to name our kids Hunter and Fisher.
I guess I should start with Fisher!!
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