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Econfina Fishing
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Econfina Fishing
A couple more and I'll have a collection...
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Yup, I've seen that before. I know a guy that has at least one more like that I'm sure he would be willing to deal on.
"No, I dont remember where I last had it, if I knew I'd go get it" ...
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ugadawg wrote:A couple more and I'll have a collection...
Both of those got a couple more seasons on them!
It may be that my sole purpose in life is simply to serve as a warning to others.
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JR says that meteors fall there every night. There are new rocks there each day.
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JR's explanation sounds as good as any I've heard! lol
Its a wonderful day in the neighborhood!
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If anyone knows, JR should be the one! X3
SS-342
198DLV CS 115HP
13' Gheenoe 6HP
198DLV CS 115HP
13' Gheenoe 6HP
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I've got plenty of props that look just like that. That's why I like aluminum ones. I'm saving them for a recycling payday.
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onefishtwofish
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IF you go to the Aucilla at night, you can use a spotlight and watch the rocks migrate and breed. baby rocks soon pop up during rock spawning season. they migrate into the river in the winter to spawn.
My current record:
Rocks 1, Mercury foot 0
My current record:
Rocks 1, Mercury foot 0
Ducks, turkeys, flats fishing. Who has time for golf?
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big bend gyrene
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When the water is stained & dark, I go with at least 1.5'+ tides, stick to a few "RELATIVELY" safe routes and go with the, "Rocks? What rocks?" mindset.
Then when the waters clear the pucker factor goes way up as I hold my breath and motor over the 17 billion rocks while frantically trying to mark them all.
Then by the time the waters get stained again and I find the time to get back out on the water, I wonder what in the heck all the unnamed waypoints represent... fish or rocks?!
Then when the waters clear the pucker factor goes way up as I hold my breath and motor over the 17 billion rocks while frantically trying to mark them all.
Then by the time the waters get stained again and I find the time to get back out on the water, I wonder what in the heck all the unnamed waypoints represent... fish or rocks?!
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I understand the pucker factor. When the water is clear I have to take my polarized glasses off when I am running out of the river. Even though I look at the tides and know I'll be safe, it is still too scary to me to see all the rocks under me as I go out. The creeks are something else. I know where at least two of the rocks in the creeks are by now as you can see above.
The good news is that I will always know where some of the shallow rocks that warm the water around them in the cooler months are.
The good news is that I will always know where some of the shallow rocks that warm the water around them in the cooler months are.
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I like the rocks. Just think how many people it keeps out your fishing spots. I have fishing buddy's that will not go down there.
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I think most of them are encrusted crab traps. I have been out there in a negative low with the yak, and there are probably 10 traps to every big rock.