Econfina 5/28

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Welby
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Econfina 5/28

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Wow, am I worn out...After a early morning fishng trip to a river near my house with a fishing buddy and life time friend (in search of the ever illusive redbelly bream, which we caught about 25). I headed to the house to switch boats and make good on a promise to my girlfriend and her son to go flats fishing Saturday afternoon. We got to the water about 2:30PM. Headed out the mouth and about 2 miles Southwest. The water was really choppy but the bite was good right away. First cast, the boy caught a 14" trout. The drift was fast (I need to get a drift sock) but we caught short after short. This was fine since the idea of the day was more about catching anything to have fun. It was quite a while before we caught a keeper that I wasn't afraid might shrink to under the 15" mark. But we finally caught 6 keepers, a blue, a shark (which by the boys terminology was "tight"), 3 Spanish, and a catfish. The winds picked up throughout the day and by 7 PM it was time to call it a day and head for the hill. Got to the ramp to be greeted by "the man". Back to town around 8:30Pm, washed the boat off, iced down the catch and home at 9:30......What a long but wonderful day. Sipping coffee this morning thinking about how truely blessed I am. It will make sitting on the mower today a bit sweeter...I hope to add some pictures later today.
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Sounds like a vaery SWEET day :thumbup: :thumbup: :beer:
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Nice, nice day indeed! Congratulations on havin' it all!
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Post by southren4evr »

The game warden was at econfina sat he was out inthe river and flats then moved to launch ramp hid truck and was writeing most all who came in lol Great Job gamewarden we have a lots prochers
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Post by mjsigns »

Sounds like a god trip :thumbup:
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Post by RHTFISH »

That young game warden at Anky tickles me hiding his truck and
running to the dock when a boat pulls up. He usually has trouble
talking with the massive "dip" in his mouth. :-D

One day recently as he climbed into my boat I started walking away and he asked if I was going to stay while he checked my boat. I told him
to check anything he wished while I went to get my truck and trailer.
When I returned and backed in he never said anything.
It may be that my sole purpose in life is simply to serve as a warning to others.
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