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My Dad and I left out last Saturday morning and made the 1.5 hour ride down to the Altamaha river in Georgia. We try to make it down there at least once a year to try our hand at the Bream. This year did not disappoint we ended up keeping 92 big bream and probably caught over 150 total. We were using fly rods with crickets. I would have to say it as another great day spent with my Dad.
Nice pedicure.
Bretty gude !!!
Not just a tailgate shot but a tailgate-bed overflow shot !!
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Those coppernose get big. Nice mess!
Nice pile o fish! Sharpen the knife!
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Great catch, that is some fine eating right there, well worth the drive. My father always took the fly rod with him when we Gill fished, a fun way to tangle and tussle with those critters.
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That is one nice bunch of fish. next part is to enjoy the fish fry.
Everyone is all gaga about the dang mullet on the Altamaha this time of year, but that is a far better catch indeed! Wow.
Cricket and fly rod? ‘Splain plz. Great bunch of fish. I’ll help ya eat em.
That is awesome right there. Keep making them memories.
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I use a 5 weight flyrod with 6lb white river tippett line from bass pro, also the little football corks from bass pro, smallest split shot you can find that will slowly sink the cricket and a number 8 mustad albidine hook.Quote:
Originally Posted by skeetbum
did that with a bud many moons ago in an oxbow lake in Mississippi , sure was fun .
congrats bro on a fine outing .
Ketchn I don't believe there is any harder fighting fish than a big Bream and put them on small flyrods makes it that much better.