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My brother(flounderpounder) and I fished after work on Tuesday. The wind had the bay all blown out from the south. There was a ripping good tide, however, and the reds were pretty frisky. After catching a few reds, I spotted a CT floating and occasionaly disappearing near a bar. Now anyone that has ever come across this scenario knows what a dicey situation it can be. I've spent the better part of 30 minutes before casting at one of these only to eventually find a foul hooked mullet on the other end. Liam, however, on the first cast was able to intercept the float and reel it in. This one had a 22" trout on the other end. After the experience it had, we felt the trout deserved better than the darkside of a dirty cooler, and quickly released it. After a pretty good laugh, we started fishing and catching again. We put several more reds in the boat before calling it a day.--Living the good life in Wakulla County.

Liam's trout (not his CT)


A Shell Point red

Nice day guys.....That trout will live to fight another day and land in my cooler............hopefully

Building up good Karma right there

A good deed dudes.

Weekday fishin, and a free cork, too. Can't beat that.

I stopped by the ramp and seen ya'll were in the boat. Looks like a good day.

Talltails! What color and shape was the CT? I lost mine on a bit hit at the lighthouse on Sunday.

Way to go fellars.

I like it! Rx-Fishing did tell me that he lost a big one on that rig!

Niiiice job on the CT recovery.

Nice quick trip

Nice fish. Even better on the CT pickup.

Talltails wrote:--Living the good life in Wakulla County.

Great stuff!
Ready for the Silver.

Solid work there guys.

Way to give that old trout a break

Maybe I'll catch him tomorrow