[david starnes]

good day at 3mile no wind can you belive it i caught about 20 i think im getting the hang of this i used sguid with not much luck but the white grub alex told me to use worked great they seemed to really like it put in on gulfbreeze side was going to the hump got about half way decided to stop and anchor worked out ok caught some bigger ones but was so excited didnt take pics it was the first fish i caught in my yak im hooked

 

[Linda]

That's awesome! But look, we need more pics next time, if I can take pics with a sail & a mahi on you had better give us more picsoke Anyway great job & lookin forward to more reports

 

[joe bag o donuts]

Thanks for the report. Anyone know what the chances are of hooking into a bull red this time of year in the daytime at 3m?

 

[fish styx]

Congrats on the catch!!

 

[SkinnyWater]

I was at the ribbon cutting for the Pensacola Bay Fishing Bridge and I believe that was you paddling back towards the launch at 17th Ave. Glad you caught something, it didn't look too fit for fishing out there today.

 

[Yaksquatch]

David,



Nice job. I'm glad to have been of service. The good thing about fishing for white trout is there is no real directed fishery for them plus their reproductive rates are so high. There are usually so many of them around that bridge that they'll eat just about anything that you throw at em, so long as it's moving.



Bring a big rod rigged up with a 2-3oz egg sinker and a 6/0 or bigger circle hook next time. Hook a small white trout in the nose and drop it straight down under you. When it hits bottom crank it up a couple feet so it doesn't get hung on anything. Go back to fishing for trout and wait for a Red to eat. Just make sure your drag isn't locked down otherwise your whole kayak might get rocked hard if you get a hit.



Alex

 

[BloodyWaters]

Yaksquatch (1/30/2010)David,



Nice job. I'm glad to have been of service. The good thing about fishing for white trout is there is no real directed fishery for them plus their reproductive rates are so high. There are usually so many of them around that bridge that they'll eat just about anything that you throw at em, so long as it's moving.



Bring a big rod rigged up with a 2-3oz egg sinker and a 6/0 or bigger circle hook next time. Hook a small white trout in the nose and drop it straight down under you. When it hits bottom crank it up a couple feet so it doesn't get hung on anything. Go back to fishing for trout and wait for a Red to eat. Just make sure your drag isn't locked down otherwise your whole kayak might get rocked hard if you get a hit.



Alex

DITTO!!