Huge Pompano for these parts;

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Jumptrout51
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Huge Pompano for these parts;

Post by Jumptrout51 »

Four of us fishing.
Wind: slack.
Water: clear to lightly stained.
Water temp:74.
Depth:18 to 36 inches.
Time:7:30am until.
Location:west of lighthouse.
Date:10/30/04.
Results:3 Pompano over 5lbs. each,14 trout 16 to 22 inches,1 redfish 21 inches,3 bluefish nearly 3 lbs each.
Baits:topwater and straight jigs.
Beer:Coor's Light.
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Post by rev »

Nice pomps--did you see them skipping, or did you come across them by chance?
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Post by Jumptrout51 »

They were'nt skipping,but you could see them dart everywhere chasing bait. We did'nt go there to target them although we know they frequent this spot. We went there for the trout.
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:thumbup:
Last edited by sea-grits on November 1st, 2004, 9:28 pm, edited 1 time in total.
In a land called, Perfect, sea grits grows on the beach dunes in patches next to those of sea oats!
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Post by mjsigns »

Good Golly you all did great. :thumbup: :thumbup:
Any pics? Like to see those Pompano!

What was the most productive color?

Thanks -
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Good deal, Steve. Which ran out first, the bait or the beer? :wink:
What was I supposed to do today?
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Post by Chalk »

Nice... :beer: :thumbup:
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Very nice. :thumbup:
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All the Pompano came on TopDogs with gold on 'em.
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Post by Sea Gurl »

GREAT report and on west flats to boot! Good to hear it's picking up over there again - will have to give it a try soon. When ya going again - I may just happen to be behind ya :lol:

Sea Gurl

How did you do Sat?
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SeaGurl,
That was Saturday. If you recall we invited you to follow us when we spoke at the store at Wakulla station. You shoulda' done it. :lol: :lol:
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Post by Littoral »

Pompano on top dogs? Never heard that. I'm a little confused and wondering...
At the very least, they must have been some hungry fish.
Actually listening to what other people say is worth the effort.
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Post by AJ »

If the pomps were 5+ pounds each they couldn't have missed many meals :P
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Post by Sea Gurl »

Day later...and a doller short - that's me :smt087

Catch ya next time!

SG
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