I put in at the fort at 8:15 and headed out towards the lighthouse. When I got to the channel, I decided to troll on my way out. Almost immediately, my line started screaming
. A few minutes later, I boated a nice 24" spanish. That's was a good way to start the morning, so I decided to try it again. About 2 minutes later...BAM! Another spanish...20". I continued to do this all the way out to the birdrack, weaving in and out of the crabtraps. On just one pass, I had 5 spanish ranging from 20" - 24" 
. By this time, I wasn't too concerned about finding my friend out there. I ended up trolling the entire day, stopping once to throw a few grubs just west of the birdrack. I boated 3 spanish there and got broke off 3 times. I lost 4 others right at the boat and had to chase another one that just didn't want to come towards the boat. Needless to say, the spanish are everywhere. I was wore out around 3:30 and decided to head on in.TOTAL FOR THE DAY: 10 SPANISH (15" - 34") HAD TO THROW THE REST BACK!!!!
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....oblivious to the fact that I was trolling! He had the entire area, but chose to go right behind me. He nearly spooled me before the line cut loose. This is one of the rare times that I wished he would have taken the entire spool....right around his prop. Come to think of it, there were alot of fools on the water this past weekend. The biggest was at the end of the day when I got back to the fort. There were 5 or 6 boats tied off at the dock waiting to load when this IDIOT in a huge, loud speedboat came flying right through the wake zone and didn't stop till he got to the public pier! He sent 3-4 ft. swells into shore knocking 2 boats away from the dock. No man of course...everybody must have been legal. Oh well........my venting is done! Hope this info helps.