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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Reel Slow said it best. Ya don't know if ya don't go.
I waited until most of the rain had passed to hook the boat up this morning. Launched around 11:00 this morning and headed east. The wind was out of the northwest at 10 to 15 making a nice chop on the gulf. Got a little wet during the ride east. Water temp was 62 degrees when I got there. I was surprised to find it that warm. It was overcast and I endured a few light rain showers. I fished creek mouths. I fished creeks. I fished shoreline. Nothing was moving. Not even the mullet. I had 2 bites all afternoon. I saw the first fish swirl. I threw to the fish and he ate it. He immediately tied me 7 ways to Sunday in some rocks and oysters, and broke off. I saw the wake of the second fish, threw ahead of him, and he inhaled it. I had that one on for about 5 seconds and the line broke. Maybe I should have re tied after dragging the line through the oysters half a dozen times.
The water temp was still 62 when I left. However, the wind had dropped to almost nothing. Smooth sailing back west.
He should of called, I would of talked him into something
Beat working..glad you got out....trying to decide if I will go or not tomorrow...got alot of things to do around the farm...Guess I will decide in the morning.
I thought about ya as them few showers passed thrue John I just couldn't risk geting sicker in that damp air sounds like a couple heart quickning hookups though
3 trips and no fish.
sounds like a couple heart quickning hookups though 
