St. Marks 11/12/07

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St. Marks 11/12/07

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Tom Keels, my friend James, and I launched from the LH around 8:00. We headed out into the rising sun. We spent a couple hours drifting for trout well offshore due to the low tide. Big T picked up 3 fat keeper trout slinging the cork. James landed a throwback or 2 and I was sucking hind tit.

When we had enough water we moved into a transition area between the flats and the creeks. Made several drifts through some beautiful bottom but not many fish. James picked up another throwback and I lucked into a nice fat keeper trout.

After it was evident there were no trout for 100 miles around us, we decided to go in search of the mighty red. It started off slowly but we finished nicely on a school of upper slot reds.

Finished the day with 4 keeper trout and 14 reds. Caught the reds on the spoon. No photos due to camera operator malfunction.

Awesome day on the water with Tom and James.

Can't wait til next time. :thumbup: :thumbup:
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Post by yellow dog »

sounds like the way to spend a week day off.
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Post by Redbelly »

Wat to go fellas :thumbup: I am convinced weekday fishing is best.
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Post by Barhopr »

good day guys, but wus up with no pictures/video :thumbdown:
glad ya'll caught'em
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Do it dang it. :thumbup:
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Post by Ron Wilson »

BD,
Glad ya'll got out and got into 'em. :thumbup:
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Post by Chalk »

Good job guys :thumbup: :thumbup:
Redbelly wrote:Wat to go fellas :thumbup: I am convinced weekday fishing is best.
I used to think that :cry: :cry:
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Re: St. Marks 11/12/07

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Good deal BD :thumbup:
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Post by Redfish Jim »

Way to hang in there and find you some fish
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Post by Eerman »

Nice day on the water fellas. :thumbup:
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Post by Reel Cowboy »

That's a heck of a way to spend a week day. :thumbup:
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Good deal. :thumbup: :thumbup:
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Post by dawghouse1 »

Nice :thumbup: :thumbup:
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