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St Marks 6/25

Posted: June 26th, 2005, 9:00 am
by finniefish
Woodburn and I hit the water at the lighthouse at 6:30. The day started off nice with a light wind that made the ride to the west end of the rock garden not to bad.
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We started a drift in about 5 ft of water and immediatly started catching fish. Started off catching short trout, a ladyfish and a spanish. Used live shrimp and shrimp tipped jigs under ct's. Jig colors glow and electric chicken. Drifted all they way through 9 ft catching fish at all depths.

Went a little further east and started another drift in about 6 ft when John spotted a bait pod getting pounded by spanish. Threw shrimp under ct and I immediatly hooked up with something nice. Thought it was a big spanish because it was taken line pretty good. Once to the boat I realized what I had, 16 inch gag in 6 ft of water.
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Made a run back to the lighthouse and got rid of our shrimp catching short trout in 4 ft. The wind stayed steady all day and it got a little rough but not to bad, I was able to get John wet on the ride home though. We ended up with a mixed bag of fish and a great morning fishing.

trout 20 all short
spanish 2 in the cooler
grouper 1 ???? on flats 82 defree water
blues 3
ladyfish 1
rock bass 1
pinfish of course
unidentifyable (see my other post)

This was about 11 after the wind blew all morning

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Posted: June 26th, 2005, 9:03 am
by Chalk
Sounds like a good trip.... :thumbup: :thumbup:

Posted: June 26th, 2005, 9:17 am
by dave7
Nice fish! :thumbup:

Posted: June 26th, 2005, 10:26 am
by Aucilla
Nice report! Plus now I know that I can get a gag on the 13'er, too! "With a little bit of luck...."

Posted: June 26th, 2005, 12:01 pm
by EddieJoe
Funny, I replied to your mystery fish question and mentioned catching gags on the flats. Then I read this report and you caught a gag!

Fun. Too bad you had to throw it back.

Regards,

EJ