SJB tourney
Posted: June 16th, 2010, 11:50 am
I haven't seen many reports from the tourney so thought I would share. Katie and I stayed on CSB, so we got a little more sleep than some folks. Stopped by a gas station to pick up some ice Saturday morning and ran into Huck and Kathy who had been awake much longer than us.
After some brief conversation we made our way to the ramp and put the boat in the water and had some coffee and a cigar waiting for others to show up. Upon Casey's declaration we hammered down to a place where I typically find reds before the boat traffic picks up. Once traffic pic ups, the reds disappear.
Saturday was no exception and we managed about a half dozen overslot reds and two in slot reds by about 9. Luckily one of the in slot fish had six spots and eventually took the red pot. Mullet were flying everywhere as far as the eye could see and any white or gold topwaters we threw were getting hammered.


Around 9 we started focusing on trout and found the bite tougher than I've experienced recently. corks, jerk baits and supsending lures all seemed ineffective. We were able to manage a 8.8# limit on topwaters but couldn't find an overslot fish that was necessary to be competitive.

We had a great time and cant' wait to see ya'll next tourney.
After some brief conversation we made our way to the ramp and put the boat in the water and had some coffee and a cigar waiting for others to show up. Upon Casey's declaration we hammered down to a place where I typically find reds before the boat traffic picks up. Once traffic pic ups, the reds disappear.
Saturday was no exception and we managed about a half dozen overslot reds and two in slot reds by about 9. Luckily one of the in slot fish had six spots and eventually took the red pot. Mullet were flying everywhere as far as the eye could see and any white or gold topwaters we threw were getting hammered.


Around 9 we started focusing on trout and found the bite tougher than I've experienced recently. corks, jerk baits and supsending lures all seemed ineffective. We were able to manage a 8.8# limit on topwaters but couldn't find an overslot fish that was necessary to be competitive.

We had a great time and cant' wait to see ya'll next tourney.