Fished behind St George from east end to Sykes cut and there is zero grass anywhere to be found. Nothing but mud where nice turtle grass beds used to be!!! Anyone know what happened? Are grass beds elsewhere this messed bad or was apalach bay just hit hardest?
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Grass(less) flats
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procraftwes
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Re: Grass(less) flats
Happens every year as far as I know.Rbmcrae wrote:Fished behind St George from east end to Sykes cut and there is zero grass anywhere to be found. Nothing but mud where nice turtle grass beds used to be!!! Anyone know what happened? Are grass beds elsewhere this messed bad or was apalach bay just hit hardest?
Help!
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Re: Grass(less) flats
procraftwes wrote:Happens every year as far as I know.Rbmcrae wrote:Fished behind St George from east end to Sykes cut and there is zero grass anywhere to be found. Nothing but mud where nice turtle grass beds used to be!!! Anyone know what happened? Are grass beds elsewhere this messed bad or was apalach bay just hit hardest?
Help!
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Hope that’s the case. I’ve seen it thin and patchy but never completely gone like this trip. Heard reports Carrabelle and Steinhatchee flats have grass on them but apalach bay is one big sand bar
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Re: Grass(less) flats
With us getting “snow” it will have killed off these patches down lower to the bottom where temp has remained tolerable. Maybe cabin fever is the case more than worst case scenario. **also my wishful thinking mixed in**
“..Grew up watching Bill Dance and Stone Cold, that’s why I’m always fishing and do nothing I’m told.”