06-12-2013, 03:56 PM
Yote-- I knew you couldn't resist coming back with a little of your northern jazz..... and it's always welcome.[
] Ain't gonna help though, the south is going to come on strong over the next couple of weeks.
Sounds like we are fishing the same areas in different waters. I like the areas up close to the reeds and some of the deeper areas with rocky bottoms. I fish more on the bottom and without a bobber unless I am in a real rocky area like Bird Island. I've lost a small fortune in hooks to those BI rocks. Also did the rock discovery thing just one time with my prop and paid the $200 fine.[frown] I go in nice and easy with the electric at about the 4 foot depth now. Have never been on the island... kinda looks like an ankle snapper with all the rocks. You would definitely need a really big hat or an umbrella. I have had the birds drop greetings many times while I have been anchored 50 yards out.
I'll have to admit that you northern guys are doing pretty good so far. Bamaboy has always been tough and it doesn't look like he even has his tools out yet. Still lots of time and lots of kitties to be caught.
I'll be after 'em for the next few days with a night session planned for Fri. night. Check back and I'll show you one of those 20 pounders TD was referencing.
BLK
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] Ain't gonna help though, the south is going to come on strong over the next couple of weeks.Sounds like we are fishing the same areas in different waters. I like the areas up close to the reeds and some of the deeper areas with rocky bottoms. I fish more on the bottom and without a bobber unless I am in a real rocky area like Bird Island. I've lost a small fortune in hooks to those BI rocks. Also did the rock discovery thing just one time with my prop and paid the $200 fine.[frown] I go in nice and easy with the electric at about the 4 foot depth now. Have never been on the island... kinda looks like an ankle snapper with all the rocks. You would definitely need a really big hat or an umbrella. I have had the birds drop greetings many times while I have been anchored 50 yards out.
I'll have to admit that you northern guys are doing pretty good so far. Bamaboy has always been tough and it doesn't look like he even has his tools out yet. Still lots of time and lots of kitties to be caught.
I'll be after 'em for the next few days with a night session planned for Fri. night. Check back and I'll show you one of those 20 pounders TD was referencing.
BLK
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