A little change of pace worked good today. Brought home 10, was a beautiful morning on the water.
Attachment 300959
Printable View
A little change of pace worked good today. Brought home 10, was a beautiful morning on the water.
Attachment 300959
There ya go. Great morning Marv. Gonna hit up the coast again in the morning.
You both make me jealous. I have to work and the weather will go south by the time I'm done. Maybe next week.
Good luck tomorrow Mike, what species are you targeting?Quote:
Originally Posted by huntinslabs
Quote:
Originally Posted by skeetbum
Your time's a comin Tim, I've been fortunate to have retired 14 years ago, and to follow my Passion of the outdoors and fishing! :ThumbsUp
Good catch
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G891A using Crappie.com Fishing mobile app
Went looking for snook, reds, and trout but only found Mangroves. Rain came earlier than predicted and chased us away by 10. Was waiting on tide change to hopefully light em up but didnt see that due to rain. Had a dinner in cooler for ride home anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by pescador
Good to hear you got out Mike, even if for a short while. Bet those mangroves are fun to catch, and good to eat. Thanks for the reply.Quote:
Originally Posted by huntinslabs
Way to think outside the box to put them in it Marv....picked up some of them crappie "scales" gel for a buck & a 1/2 at that Ollies warehouse place, instructions say to insert the gel into tubes, like in your pic.....also for the salt guys they had gulp shrimp in the normal $10 container for $4....
They eat excellant. Problem inshore over here is catching legal ones. Caught about 25 this morning with 3 that just made the mark.Quote:
Originally Posted by pescador
Them Gulp shrimp work for you Jeff? Only thing I ever catch on them is puffers and catfish. I know people swear by em.Quote:
Originally Posted by Speck Detector
My go-2 for artificial shrimp is DOA, but when the wind kicks up I've had luck drifting the gulp shrimps under float over the pot holes in sea trout areas/flats...good back up when not enough time to stop for live bait, ect.Quote:
Originally Posted by huntinslabs
Yep I like the DOA shrimp but usually pitch a senko more than anything cause they skip up under the mangroves so well. Live shrimp at baitshops getting smaller and smaller. Bout time to switch over to em. Did see way more finger mullet around Saturday, so the net is going back into boat too.