Chairs Creek 11/21

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DuctTapeKing
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Chairs Creek 11/21

Post by DuctTapeKing »

Hello Yall, It's been a long time since I have reported anything, But I read daily. My Buddie and I fished Chairs creek sunday morning. We got on the water at about 9:00am. The wind was out of the southeast, but not too strong. We pitched shrimp on 1/4oz jig heads most of the day. We caught 25 pup red between us, 10 short trout, and one keeper flounder. The tide changed at about 11:00am and the bite turned off. Off the water by 1:00pm. All in all it was a good day of fishing. Hey I got a lot of good pulls on the line and I didn't have to clean any fish or have the wife turn them down because she is scared of mercury poisining. We did keep our eyes out for any rabid pelicans!!!!
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Post by wevans »

Glad ta see a report from ya, and a productive one "albeit shorts" at that :thumbup: did ya'll try out by the Oyster bars any? :-D
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Post by Littoral »

Very nice trip and some most appreciated information!
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Post by Sawbones »

That sure is a pretty place, I'm surprised it doesn't hold bigger fish. We'll occasionally duck in there when the wind gets bad, but always wind up with shorts.
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Post by tin can »

DTK, beats not catchin at all. :thumbup:
What was I supposed to do today?
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Post by qoutrage »

King, it's the quality of the fishing not the quanity of fish.
Actually, we all know, it's better to have it both ways.
'Preciate the good report...
DuctTapeKing
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Post by DuctTapeKing »

No Wevans I didn't try by the oyster bars. I usually fish those bars when I go but they were just biting to good to leave even though they were almost all shorts. I have many times left fish biting to find bigger fish and not had another hook up all day. We were really trying to scout out that place.
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Post by DixieReb »

Good report, DTK. Have you heard if any whiting or white trout have been caught over that way? They should be in deep holes in the river now.
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Post by Aucilla »

Somebody take me up Chaires Creek! I am aimin' to go up there as far as possible! I hear there's a lost lake up there, maybe the remains of a wood foot bridge. And that your boat will get stuck at low tide or maybe at high tide and that the big ol' redfish might be there! I was slated to go up there last year right at this time, but the deal fell through and never got around to it. I better get a trolling motor on the 13'er!
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Post by DuctTapeKing »

No I haven't heard of any whiting or white trout in the river yet, But I don't usually ask or fish for them. You are right though they should be in. Also i too have heard about the Lost lake...I have just never traveled that far up the creek. Maybe all the Mayan gold is there!!!!! Bring a metal detector, pelican repelant, and a paddel.
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