Aucilla River 11/11/2002
Posted: November 11th, 2002, 4:53 pm
NOAA Wrong Again! This time in my favor. Arrived at the Aucilla before daylight and met Tin Can and his son at the ramp. Wind light, clear skies, and unseasonably warm. We quickly made our way over to Sulfur creek to see if the fish were still there. We weren't dissapointed.
I caught 2 nice fish first thing on a chug bug. One 21.5" the other 20.5". Then after that bite died we threw Victimizer orange crush grubs under Victimizer corks and caught 8 more keepers from 16-19". Threw back half a dozen 15" fish. No reds were caught although I spooked a couple and saw tons of sheephead in the creek. Fish came one here and one there, no real pattern other than fish around the rock grass. Lots of bait in the creeks and the fish have layers of fat on them. If we get a little more cool weather this week, next weekend should be Katie bar the door.
Gorgeous day on the water. Strange winds though. On the water near the gulf the winds were light less than 10 mph. When we got to the ramp it was blowing 15-20 and gusty with whitecaps in the river. Like I said on the way down this morning....you never know till you go, and I 'm sure I won't catch anything sitting at the house.
I caught 2 nice fish first thing on a chug bug. One 21.5" the other 20.5". Then after that bite died we threw Victimizer orange crush grubs under Victimizer corks and caught 8 more keepers from 16-19". Threw back half a dozen 15" fish. No reds were caught although I spooked a couple and saw tons of sheephead in the creek. Fish came one here and one there, no real pattern other than fish around the rock grass. Lots of bait in the creeks and the fish have layers of fat on them. If we get a little more cool weather this week, next weekend should be Katie bar the door.
Gorgeous day on the water. Strange winds though. On the water near the gulf the winds were light less than 10 mph. When we got to the ramp it was blowing 15-20 and gusty with whitecaps in the river. Like I said on the way down this morning....you never know till you go, and I 'm sure I won't catch anything sitting at the house.