Ok, sportsfans. I was draggin a Mann Stretch 25 at, about as slow asI could go,, And that's important, cause when I actually CATCH reds I have been going VERY slow. The action on those stretches is , in my opinion, BETTER GOING SLOW. Because the water was so clear I used a green/blue realistic looking lure. Otherwise, I'd use the pink or red/white to attract. I was trolling on the down stream side of the 3Mi. Bridge, parallel to the bridge, outgoing tide. I went real close to the bridge, but ya gotta be careful, cause there's artificial "reefage" down there and occasional boats fishing that one should always be courteous to. The best part 'bout this catch was it was 27 inch exactly, so it came home and made my Teri Lynn very happy. She's a Cajun cook and loves "GROCERIES!" Oh, and Josie Wales, We also got our share of yummy Stone Crabs too!
Todd were you trolling those 25's ? @ 2mph?...so thats a good 10-16ft under....how much line were you dragging?....it all make sense now....Hey come this red has a darker greyish head....did your "kid " take that pic?
Fished the beach between crooked island and Mexico Beach. Caught 6 pomps on fiddlers under floats back behind the boat. 2 were caught on silly Willy type lures. All the whiting were caught in the inlet using silly willies with a bit of fish bite. The reds were caught on bucktail with fish bites...
Good afternoon Forumites. I am new to this forum or new after a very long absence, and look forward to reading more. Question, can anyone enlighten me as to where I can wade fish in Navarre and more than likely on the north side of the Sound? Preferably over grass or near structure. I read on...
Went out Saturday to Crooked Island for the first time ever. We put in at Tyndall. Stayed out from about 1 pm until 5 pm. Never caught a pompano or whiting before but ended up with a few nice ones. Went towards the flats for the last 30 minutes or so and caught a few trout but no keepers...
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