Went to St. Marks Sunday. We got out there at about 6:30 or 7:00am. It was a bit windy and cool, but it eventually laid down, some. First started out to the west and fished some oyster bars. (I've have yet to catch a Red, dang'it!!! anyone got any tips?) The bars were slow and tide was rushing out. Low tide was at 9:30 or so. We decied to head out to the east flats. We run on around a good bit but stayed this side of all the other boats. I recon they were at the rock garden, right? Im still trying to learn all these names and places. Anyways, we drop anchor at a drap to slow our drift and we fish. I tell ya, for a day that started out slow, it sure picked up for us. We ended up boating 47 trout and 1 Spanish! A lot were short but the most were just under keeper size. 4 were just over. we kept the 4 trout and the Spanish. Mostly we caught them on straight jigs. Some on jigs under CT. Some on Catch 2000's. (personal all time fav) Caught the most on a new buck tail jig I bought at Wal-mart the night before. When I was buying it I was thinking to myself, this thing aint gonna work, funny how that worked out!
The last fish of the day was that Spanish on that buck tail. Foul hooked him in the gut! I would have to say that was one of the best fishing trips! They are all great but yesterday was just not stop! The day was beautiful and like I said the wind and chop laid down a good bit. It was just one of them awesome days!
Water: farly dark but could still see bottom at 8 feet or so.
Depth: any where from two feet to 8 feet (caught'em at all depths)
Haven't read any weekend reports yet but hope you guys were able to get out and fetch'em up!
