Left out of Nichols at 5:45 this morning and headed north.Started off fishing the bank Desert Eagle spoke of in my other thread and started casting a super spook.I picked up a few small specks and the only redfish of the day measureing 21''.Moved to my next spot and it looked super fishy.On my first cast a big red made three big hits at my spook but missed everytime.After a few minutes I found a big school of specks and caught about 10 all around 16''.After the bite dryed up I moved on and went on a dry spell for a while.Went down to where I've been catching the flounder and started targeting the flat fish.I hooked one up that easily would have been biggest flounder I've ever caught but again once I got it boat side the hook pulled loose.Kept fishing and had some more good bites but kept pulling the bait out of their mouthes.The tail of my jerkshad had ten tails instead of two after getting fileted by their teeth.After a little while I finally hooked a 18'' flattie good.I had a few more hooked up that pulled loose and caught a few more trout as well.By far bigger flounder are harder to keep hooked up than any other inshore gamefish in my opinion.Final tally 15+ specks most around 16'' ,one red and one flounder.Another slam!
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