That's what I like to call him. Here I am, pulling cranks, thinking the fish all went deep since the water has gotten so warm, and what happens, nothing.
Then all the sudden I get a phone call. The bat signal is shining bright in the sky! They are still in the pads. Yeah baby, it's still on!
Attachment 196249
But, before we go there, lookie what I found. I found where the railroad ended! This goes out about 50 yards into the water. Who runs railroad tracks into the water! I thought it was so cool. Actually held some fish too. I'll have to go back and one pole it. I pulled some cranks over the top of it and got squat!
Attachment 196246
Anyway, back in the bat cave. Shu is having a field day. I join him and see what he's talking about. Or should I say, feel the tug of what he's talking about.
Attachment 196248
OK, truth be told, 95% of them were just babies. But look at them, cute as a button. This lake is gonna be great in a year or two, I'm telling you. There are tons of these fish out there. Most are bigger than this though, doh. But all these 10" and under fish being put back in to grow is the best thing Florida Fish and Wildlife could have ever done. Now when some of these get to be 10" +, change the limit to 11 inches, and we'd have one heck of a fishery here.
Attachment 196247
We caught a mess, but less than a handful could even possibly make it into a live well. The point is, we had a great time. Great fishing next to you Shu. I'll be looking for the bat signal a little more closely next time. Can't always have you out fishing me! lol
