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Met up with Jt, the Moonpie, and Alex aka TTU Wader yesterday morning at Sea Isle.
Our first spot looked very good and I thought we were fixing to spank them really good on topwaters but Alex and myself just couldn't get them to go after the surface plugs. I had 1 on top and had 2 moreblowups. Alex had 1 on top and miseed one or two more. Bait was everywhere on the first stop, my problem was there was no wind and the water surface was flat. I hate flat water for topwaters! There has to be atleast a ripple on the water for me. We did scratch out about 13 to 14 fish on the first spot. Moved over to the 2nd spot where it was dead. If I had it to do over I might have passed up this spot. There was hardly any bait and no slicks. We waded here for about an hour with myself only picking up 3 Trout on plum Assassins. Hit the coves next where we found a few more Trout on plastic and some Reds. Fist cove we had 2 or 3 keeper Trout and 3 keeper Reds with 4 or 5 Reds that were just shy of the 20" mark. 2nd cove JT hooks up with a solid Red as soon as he stepped out of the boat on plastic and then Moonpie found a Red not long after that but I don't know what he caught it on. Right before we called it a day Alex stuck an 18" Trout on plastic and then I stuck a 25" Red and a 16" Trout on a blue/chrome She Dog. With the wind kicking up pretty good after lunch we called it at about 2 and headed in.
Most of the fish came on soft plastics. All of mine came on plum assassins, a bone super spook jr, and a chrome She Dog.
Fish caught in 2 to 4' of water either over shell or mud back in the coves.
Enjoyed it JT, Moonpie, and Alex
AQUA PIMP
Met up with Jt, the Moonpie, and Alex aka TTU Wader yesterday morning at Sea Isle.
Our first spot looked very good and I thought we were fixing to spank them really good on topwaters but Alex and myself just couldn't get them to go after the surface plugs. I had 1 on top and had 2 moreblowups. Alex had 1 on top and miseed one or two more. Bait was everywhere on the first stop, my problem was there was no wind and the water surface was flat. I hate flat water for topwaters! There has to be atleast a ripple on the water for me. We did scratch out about 13 to 14 fish on the first spot. Moved over to the 2nd spot where it was dead. If I had it to do over I might have passed up this spot. There was hardly any bait and no slicks. We waded here for about an hour with myself only picking up 3 Trout on plum Assassins. Hit the coves next where we found a few more Trout on plastic and some Reds. Fist cove we had 2 or 3 keeper Trout and 3 keeper Reds with 4 or 5 Reds that were just shy of the 20" mark. 2nd cove JT hooks up with a solid Red as soon as he stepped out of the boat on plastic and then Moonpie found a Red not long after that but I don't know what he caught it on. Right before we called it a day Alex stuck an 18" Trout on plastic and then I stuck a 25" Red and a 16" Trout on a blue/chrome She Dog. With the wind kicking up pretty good after lunch we called it at about 2 and headed in.
Most of the fish came on soft plastics. All of mine came on plum assassins, a bone super spook jr, and a chrome She Dog.
Fish caught in 2 to 4' of water either over shell or mud back in the coves.
Enjoyed it JT, Moonpie, and Alex
AQUA PIMP
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