It was crazy at the ramp with a sinking boat blocking part of the ramp and CG checking folks on the hill getting in the way. I got in the truck at 12:10 and finally got the boat on the trailor at 12:48.
Here's the catch
St Marks 5-26
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St Marks 5-26
Started fishing around 7am and fished until 11:30. 2 of us fishing produced 6 keeper trout, 1 flounder and 1 keeper BSB. Biggest trout was right at 19". The trout bite was best in 4.5-6' of water. BSB were in the patchy sand/grass bottoms in 8' of water. Gulp under a cork and on a 1/4oz jig head without a cork.
It was crazy at the ramp with a sinking boat blocking part of the ramp and CG checking folks on the hill getting in the way. I got in the truck at 12:10 and finally got the boat on the trailor at 12:48.
Here's the catch
It was crazy at the ramp with a sinking boat blocking part of the ramp and CG checking folks on the hill getting in the way. I got in the truck at 12:10 and finally got the boat on the trailor at 12:48.
Here's the catch
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Re: St Marks 5-26
No, it was still floating but the stern was sitting pretty low.
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Re: St Marks 5-26
Dem trout don't look so healthy.
Nice job.
Nice job.
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Re: St Marks 5-26
I knew Saturday and Sunday would be like a zoo at the ramp. Even thought of driving down there for a little while just to watch the weekend-warriors and noobs struggle to launch and land. A picture of a listing boat would be the grand prize for the weekend..
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