Went out to turtle bay early Friday morning with a friend first stop we were in the fish.
Randy is former guide in Kentucky.
He was throwing white swim baits.
Which were my favorite/ go to bait until lately.
He did catch the first fish.
But my new go to bait soon caught up and passed the swim bait.
I'm now fishing a DOA clear with silver sparkle 1/2 Oz shrimp under a slide on Styrofoam float.
We ended up with 73 fish mostly trout
A few Jack's and lady fish and 1 lizard fish.
We left at noon.
Here's a picture of the snook my friend Steve caught while we were trolling Gold rattle traps in the canal behind our house
Thatโs a weeks worth of fishing. Nice๐
graybeard49 wrote:
Thatโs a weeks worth of fishing. Nice๐
GB49, If you know where Emerson's point is you can catch snook and redfish,๐ฃ๐ฃ lots of bait fish there ๐ฃ๐ฃ
Not familiar with it.
But any advice on shoreline fishing in fort DeSoto Park on Tamp Bay would be great.
I'm camping there until Friday.
How far from New Smyrna Beach Fl
Norman Havens wrote:
Not familiar with it.
But any advice on shoreline fishing in fort DeSoto Park on Tamp Bay would be great.
I'm camping there until Friday.
Norm if you have your boat Emerson's point is straight south of Fort DeSoto on the south west side of the Skyway, We fish it quite a bit, very good Snook and Red's ๐ฃ enjoy your week, Chuck ๐๐
Thanks Chuck.
I'm land locked. Till I get home.
The boat is being detailed and serviced this week. While I'm camping.
Fish the channel next to the camp store. Bottom fish with live shrimp early AM for flounder.
Use Sebiki to catch green backs there then free line at same location. Anything is possible.
Try pieces of shrimp or squid right by the culvert under the road.
Good luck and have fun.
Norman Havens wrote:
Thanks Chuck.
I'm land locked. Till I get home.
The boat is being detailed and serviced this week. While I'm camping.
We rented kayaks at DeSoto (they deliver them to your campsite) and caught a mess of snapper back in the mangroves. That's what got me interested in kayak fishing.
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