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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Went to the river with a friend of mine. We tried right off to catch a striper and met Wevans. Good to meet you and finally put a face with a name. We gave up on that in short order and started our search for a few willing bass. We went up dead river a piece and started fishing the grass edges. No bites there. We then went back passed the state park and took a right and headed toward the train tressle. Nothing up there either. On the way back down we stopped on a deep bank and and caught a few nice ones to 2.5#'s. After that we went up a few creeeks to flip the brush. Only one small one was caught doing this. Back to the ledges and we caught some more small bass and a small red. Total we caught 9 bass and 1 red. All were caught on taquilla shad worms except one and that was on a red shad. It was a decent day on the river. Not real good catching wise but it was fun.
wonders how the Shiner fishing is this time of year around the state park...
and how do u judge the tides there at the state Park .
what is the tides from st marks to the Park
i will take all the help i can get...
Wonders how the Shiner fishing is this time of year around the state park...
and how do u judge the tides there at the state Park .
what is the tides from st marks to the Park
i will take all the help i can get...
The tides are "on average"30 to 60 minutes after the Bald Point tides.
Good ta meet ya CB my nephew was fishing shinners and caught 2 NICE Trout at the point "neither of us found the Stripers though" he then went to the trusses the next day to try there and caught 2 Bass around 3 or 4 pounds and one close to 6 all on shinners