St Marks 6/12

dave7 · Post by **dave7** » June 12th, 2005, 8:50 pm

Looked like a break in the weather, so we made a run for it. Put in at around 2:30, off the water at 6:00ish. Really choppy for the little boat out in front, so we fished all up in the East River. Water is a junked up. Winds still pushin'. Brought in 4 trout, one 18" and 3 cats. All on CTs. Managed to hit not one, not two, but three oyster bars coming back out of the East River.

Hopefully won't repeat that again... Even so, it sure beat sittin' in traffic in Tallahassee.

Post by **DixieReb** » June 12th, 2005, 9:40 pm

WTG, Dave. I looked out the window at work all day wondering if anybody was gonna try 'em. I'm sure ready to.

Post by **mjsigns** » June 12th, 2005, 9:46 pm

You're a real soldier now Dave.

Gotta break that new boat in somehow. .

Welcome to the club

Post by **wevans** » June 13th, 2005, 7:12 am

WTG Dave

it sure hurts the first few times that ya hit something with the new boat, but then ya get used to it

Post by **Aucilla** » June 13th, 2005, 8:36 am

wevans wrote:WTG Dave it sure hurts the first few times that ya hit something with the new boat, but then ya get used to it

ditto what he say! Great to get out and face the challenge and learn while having fun or adventure! Go get 'em!

Post by **mjsigns** » June 13th, 2005, 2:23 pm

WTG Dave it sure hurts the first few times that ya hit something with the new boat, but then ya get used to it

Sand bars and oysterbars are one thing, just be careful around those channel markers....

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Post by **RHTFISH** » June 13th, 2005, 2:36 pm

Don't you just love the crunching sounds those
oyster bars make when you hit them?

I rank that sound about equal with hiphop!