A unique website dedicated to fishing information from Florida's Northern Big Bend. This includes the area from the Econfina River west to the Apalachicola River
Use this area to post inshore fishing reports from the area. Please try to include relevant information such as:
Location, date, time, water conditions, weather conditions, baits, techniques, species caught, etc.
Loanshark one of his employees and myself hit the water at the crack of dawn sunday. Got out the canal and saw the ominous black cloud on the horizon. But we were there and going to do some fishing. Decided to stay pretty close to the channel as to make a hasty retreat if needed. The water temp was 69 degrees all day. And there was a good topwater bite most of the time we were there. Had to run in once to dodge a shower but went back out until around lunch when a massive squal line was coming. Wound up with 7 up to 21" a few shorts and many rock bass. Lost a huge spanish while reeling in the lines to run in. And as usual I lost 3 at the boat while trying to get the net.
Forgot to mention that Loanshark broke his mainline on a fish under a cajun thunder and we chased that bobber around for about ten minutes before he snagged it with a net and hauled in an 18" trout. It was quite comical.
Hit-n-Miss wrote: Forgot to mention that Loanshark broke his mainline on a fish under a cajun thunder and we chased that bobber around for about ten minutes before he snagged it with a net and hauled in an 18" trout. It was quite comical.
Done that before looked kinda silly doing it but its a fish.
Glad ou got out there and didn't get beat to pieces.
In the words of the great Doc Holliday, "I'll be your huckleberry"
Hey, the fish on cork story made me think of when my Dad lost his pole overboard, pulled in by big fish. Two hrs. later we snagged his line and brought the pole up, still had a 18'' trout on the hook! Amazing how those things happen.
Loanshark one of his employees and myself hit the water at the crack of dawn sunday. Got out the canal and saw the ominous black cloud on the horizon. 
But we were there and going to do some fishing. Decided to stay pretty close to the channel as to make a hasty retreat if needed. The water temp was 69 degrees all day. And there was a good topwater bite most of the time we were there. Had to run in once to dodge a shower but went back out until around lunch when a massive squal line was coming. Wound up with 7 up to 21" a few shorts and many rock bass. Lost a huge spanish while reeling in the lines to run in. 
And as usual I lost 3 at the boat while trying to get the net. 
