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Got to the water and decided I would rather be on the jetski so I ran back to he house and was still on the water at 7:30. Fished in water 3-4' with shell and mud and had a bump on my first cast then a solid hit on my 4th cast on a corky fat boy. There was no wind so I couldn't drift. I made a move a little farther up on the flat with no luck so I went back to where I started. Caught two keepers and two throwbacks. Had a few missed hits and one actually knocked my corky out of the water so I made the switch to topwater and only had one blowup but it was a decent one. Then the front came through and shut them down. I stayed there longer than I should have. Made my next move out to the flats and fished some shell next to a channel picked up two more keepers and a couple more throwbacks right at 15" on assassins. Off the water at 11:30. 4 keepers 16"-19". Also met Don Sisco at the ramp.
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Does anyone know what these are? There were some birds working so I cast under them a few times with no bites so I moved closer to see what was up and these were everywhere...
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Looks kinda like a clam or sand worm hatch. Not positive on the type. Trout and Redfish both will load up on them.Comment
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There were no fish there feeding on them...only birds. It was strange.Comment
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Good catching
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great report. I have been meaning to try fishing from my jetski, how is it? good looking fishComment
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Good work, Jeremy!Comment
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Trout worms. Gotta be some nice specs close by."Nobody's so poor that somebody can't get rich screwing 'em."Comment
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I love it...don't think I will ever go back to a boat...Originally posted by catchingking View PostComment
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Nice report.... Good fishing .GEORGE A. BRANARD, COLOR SERGEANT, CO. L, 1 ST TEXAS INFANTRY, HOOD'S TEXAS BRIGADE, C.S.A. : S.C.V.Comment
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