MS Gulf Coast
Apr 21, 2021 14:05:21 #
With all the heavy rains, a tremendous amt of fresh water has replaced salt water marsh areas of PAscagoula River and surrounding fisheries.
I’d be interested in some fishing reports in this area.
**I’m seeing very few redfish bites in last few weeks, and more bass moving in. Few keeper sized at that.
I’d be interested in some fishing reports in this area.
**I’m seeing very few redfish bites in last few weeks, and more bass moving in. Few keeper sized at that.
Apr 21, 2021 14:38:51 #
Jmbarham wrote:
With all the heavy rains, a tremendous amt of fresh water has replaced salt water marsh areas of PAscagoula River and surrounding fisheries.
I’d be interested in some fishing reports in this area.
**I’m seeing very few redfish bites in last few weeks, and more bass moving in. Few keeper sized at that.
I’d be interested in some fishing reports in this area.
**I’m seeing very few redfish bites in last few weeks, and more bass moving in. Few keeper sized at that.
Welcome to the Forum, Jm, sorry I can't help you
Apr 21, 2021 16:53:22 #
Thanks for the “Welcome,” sir!
Just looking for the Marsh to settle a bit in coming weeks...
Even the river is a torrent, it seems. Was good to get out and scout around some though.
You know how it is, ”...a bad day fishing,” eh?
Just looking for the Marsh to settle a bit in coming weeks...
Even the river is a torrent, it seems. Was good to get out and scout around some though.
You know how it is, ”...a bad day fishing,” eh?
Apr 21, 2021 16:56:50 #
I would think that 10 days to two weeks, things would get back to normal. Nature has a way of righting itself and given a little time, you should be fine. Just Sayin...RJS
Apr 21, 2021 22:32:31 #
Yes. Hoping this weather pattern has about run its course. Are you seeing same where you are?
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