Best place to go right now?

[kirt]

Was thinking about going and fishing around Yates Creek, I am sure the water will be too dark to fish between Spring Warrior and Econfina. Any report in visibility around Yates to Keaton? I have taken an unusually long break because of the rain and dont have the slightest clue right now.

Thanks

[culrich]

Lanark, DUH!

[kirt]

not a big fan, the drive is further for me

[culrich]

not a big fan, the drive is further for me

Ok, go fish dodo water!

[stonewall]

Carson, are you still seeing scallops being picked up down there? I may bring the family down this weekend if the weater cooporates!

[stonewall]

Carson, are you still seeing scallops being picked up down there? I may bring the family down this weekend if the weater cooporates!

I'm not sure about the weater, but hopefully the weather will work with me!

[culrich]

Scallops are long gone, havent seen any for about three weeks now. Fishing has been great this past week, just have to find the clean water!

[stonewall]

Thanks Carson. My family certainly enjoyed finding them this summer down there and they were getting thin on our last trip down almost a month ago. Wow, it's been a month, I do need to make the drive this weekend!
kirt, sorry for hijacking your post but if you can make the drive, I do recommend Lanark, some of the nicest people to do business with. If you do, make sure you visit Carson and Mike in the store and they can give you some tips on where others may be getting into the fish. Good luck wherever you go!

[mpa_72001]

water is nasty at keaton too.

[roadtrip]

the fish still bite in the dark water. Fish 8-10 feet of water and bring your shark gloves.

[Last One]

What does water at Lanark look like now

[culrich]

Still dark but you can find clean water.

[Mo Redd]

Yesterday, we put in at Mash's Sand, and we caught some reds, trout, jacks and hard-heads east of Ochlockonee bridge on finger mullet, little pinfish, Chum spoons and a vibrax spinner (with Gulp mullet) near break-lines. Some birds were feeding on baitfish. I was surprised that there weren't more big fish around, but one 25 1/2 inch red was the biggest we
netted. Thankfully, the wind was not bothersome.