St. Joe Bay Big Fish
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- MuleTrainGA
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St. Joe Bay Big Fish
Came home from school for the weekend with another one of the fisheries guys to get a break from all the pre-final mayhem. I decided to go out of St. Joe and try my luck on the backside of the weather system that came through. We woke up at 6 and realized the system had already passed. We got out on that cool morning and worked our way all along 98. Throwing BAB's, mirrodines, and a little evening topwater, we came up with a good amount of fish throughout the day and a few more Sunday before we headed back up Athens.
End result:
12 Keeper trout
15 trout over 20+ released
2 Redfish
4 spanish
4 flounder
My buddy's Solid 23"
26 1/2"
25"
6 1/2 lb monster
End Result
End result:
12 Keeper trout
15 trout over 20+ released
2 Redfish
4 spanish
4 flounder
My buddy's Solid 23"
26 1/2"
25"
6 1/2 lb monster
End Result
Trevor Moncrief
Fisheries Biology Class of 2014
Warnell School of Natural Resources, UGA
Fisheries Biology Class of 2014
Warnell School of Natural Resources, UGA
Re: St. Joe Bay Big Fish
Nice day on the water1 Gotta learn to keep your camera angle low so not to show your spots .
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Re: St. Joe Bay Big Fish
fireant21 wrote:Nice day on the water1 Gotta learn to keep your camera angle low so not to show your spots .
One picture blowing up one of my favorite spots.
Nice fish.
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Re: St. Joe Bay Big Fish
WHOSE FISH IS IT?
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Re: St. Joe Bay Big Fish
Thanks for the great report !!
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- MuleTrainGA
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Re: St. Joe Bay Big Fish
To help preserve your "spot" I will say that it was spanish land yesterday. We caught 3 trout out of the area with that one being the largest by far. No hard feelings and next time I'll do a little cropping to the picture!
Trevor Moncrief
Fisheries Biology Class of 2014
Warnell School of Natural Resources, UGA
Fisheries Biology Class of 2014
Warnell School of Natural Resources, UGA
Re: St. Joe Bay Big Fish
nice report Trevor. I think we may have seen you Sunday. Looks like we're in for a good May tournament.
In the end we will conserve only what we love. We will love only what we understand. And we will understand only what we are taught.
Re: St. Joe Bay Big Fish
looks like it paid off to brave the cold. Good report.
Re: St. Joe Bay Big Fish
Was totally joking! I was channeling my inner JT51.MuleTrainGA wrote:To help preserve your "spot" I will say that it was spanish land yesterday. We caught 3 trout out of the area with that one being the largest by far. No hard feelings and next time I'll do a little cropping to the picture!
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Re: St. Joe Bay Big Fish
Brian- Its looking like a big bag tourney again. We were gone at 10am so we could get back up to athens in time to study a bit. I hope I can get all my finals done so I can participate in the tourney. Maybe I'll run into ya next time I come down.
Trevor Moncrief
Fisheries Biology Class of 2014
Warnell School of Natural Resources, UGA
Fisheries Biology Class of 2014
Warnell School of Natural Resources, UGA