A unique website dedicated to fishing information from Florida's Northern Big Bend. This includes the area from the Econfina River west to the Apalachicola River
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Dam was NOAA full of it or what.. Headed offshore with the son and a co-worker and at most times it was 2 - 3 and far more wind than 5 - 10, then as we passed through some of the rain seas flattened out to what looked to be OK. Saw one boat on the way out that was on the way in, should have figured this was not good. By the time we made it to the first stop the seas were every bit of 3 and tight. A slight rain and not looking to sporty, one other boat was out there, but there was no way I was gonna anchor in this mess. OK we head back in some on a different track towards the clear break in the clouds, and located some good bottom in 37 ft and anchored up. Nothin but small grunts and seabass, maybe good place in the winter. Well did not take long for the storms to catch up to us so it was time to go in. Man we took a butt whoppin out and back in. Decided to try inshore and things were not much better, we thought the highlight for the day would have salvaged it a little, but not gonna happen.
I had a feeling that ya'll was gonna be unhappy with the weather when I woke up to the lightning flashes in the distance yesterday Now, please explain that last picture a little for those who weren't there
“Before you criticize someone, you should walk a mile in their shoes. That way when you criticize them, you are a mile away from them and you have their shoes.”
Ok I saw the ray, but it looked like a fish on in front of it must be a trick of the way the water is formed at the moment of the pic
“Before you criticize someone, you should walk a mile in their shoes. That way when you criticize them, you are a mile away from them and you have their shoes.”
A slight rain and not looking to sporty, one other boat was out there, but there was no way I was gonna anchor in this mess. 
OK we head back in some on a different track towards the clear break in the clouds, and located some good bottom in 37 ft and anchored up. Nothin but small grunts and seabass, maybe good place in the winter. Well did not take long for the storms to catch up to us so it was time to go in. Man we took a butt whoppin out and back in. Decided to try inshore and things were not much better, we thought the highlight for the day would have salvaged it a little, but not gonna happen.
Now, please explain that last picture a little for those who weren't there 
