A little warm out there this morning (Page 3): I will pull another one out of the freezer for our brides. Let me know on your 4 hour mark which would be the Horn and Horn just past...

plumbob Loc: New Windsor Maryland

Flytier wrote:

Thanks for the wishes . To where you are about 8 hours from now. 😊😊

I will pull another one out of the freezer for our brides. Let me know on your 4 hour mark which would be the Horn and Horn just past Stuckys.

OJdidit Loc: Oak Creek Wisconsin

plumbob wrote:

A little warm out there this morning so I went on over to a shaded area and this guy was waiting for my net.

Nice fish Plum!

badbobby Loc: Humble Texas

plumbob wrote:

A little warm out there this morning so I went on over to a shaded area and this guy was waiting for my net.

congrats plum
nice red

teabag09 Loc: Chesapeake, Virginia

plumbob wrote:

A little warm out there this morning so I went on over to a shaded area and this guy was waiting for my net.

I had readings fluctuate between 101* and 103* Monday and Tuesday. It was just stinking hot. 10* cooler today with a nice breeze. Mike

Huntm22 Loc: Northern Utah. - West Haven

WTG there Plum and home for breakfast. Great morning.

hacksaw Loc: Pasadena, Texas

plumbob wrote:

A little warm out there this morning so I went on over to a shaded area and this guy was waiting for my net.

Nice Red PB. I guess they get hot too. Tight Lines brother. 🎣
Hack 🇺🇸🍺🍺

Dame1981 Loc: Rocky Mount, NC

plumbob wrote:

A little warm out there this morning so I went on over to a shaded area and this guy was waiting for my net.

Ok so im nota big salt water guy, in fact I haven't salt water fished since I was a preteen, but I'm pretty sure that's a redfish, are they good to eat? I'm almost certain they're a good time to catch.

hacksaw Loc: Pasadena, Texas

Dame1981 wrote:

Ok so im nota big salt water guy, in fact I haven't salt water fished since I was a preteen, but I'm pretty sure that's a redfish, are they good to eat? I'm almost certain they're a good time to catch.

You betcha they’re good to eat. Sometimes you have to remove the worms after you’ve filleted them but they do taste good fried. They can be found in brackish water too. They are a hell of a good fighter too.
Hack 🇺🇸🍺🍺

Dame1981 Loc: Rocky Mount, NC

hacksaw wrote:

You betcha they’re good to eat. Sometimes you have to remove the worms after you’ve filleted them but they do taste good fried. They can be found in brackish water too. They are a hell of a good fighter too.
Hack 🇺🇸🍺🍺

Thanks Hack, gonna have to do some research and find the best time to catch them here on our coast and plan a trip!!! Love those good fighters and good meat to go with them, man I'm all in!!!

Big A Loc: Mesa, Arizona

To: Dame 1981
You could try to PM Plumbob,
the gentleman who caught that nice red, and see if he'd be interested in taking you under
his wing for a trip or two; he's a kayaker, which is how he caught
that redfish, so keep that in
mind ! You're not that far from each other (only about an hour-and-a-half), so a little collusion between you two would
definitely be doable ! Can't hurt
to ask, right ?

Dame1981 Loc: Rocky Mount, NC

Big A wrote:

To: Dame 1981
You could try to PM Plumbob,
the gentleman who caught that nice red, and see if he'd be interested in taking you under
his wing for a trip or two; he's a kayaker, which is how he caught
that redfish, so keep that in
mind ! You're not that far from each other (only about an hour-and-a-half), so a little collusion between you two would
definitely be doable ! Can't hurt
to ask, right ?

Dont sound like a bad idea, except the kayaking part...lol, i might have to find somewhere I van catch them from the shore, or at least on a larger vessel.

FourchonLa. Loc: Fourchon Louisiana, South Louisiana

Dame1981 wrote:

Dont sound like a bad idea, except the kayaking part...lol, i might have to find somewhere I van catch them from the shore, or at least on a larger vessel.

You’d love it. Especially when that redfish takes you on what we call a Cajun sleigh ride in that yak. It’s a blast when you get a big one on your line. They are good to eat. The smaller are better but you still can eat the larger if you can keep them. Just cut out the blood lines.

Dame1981 Loc: Rocky Mount, NC

FourchonLa. wrote:

You’d love it. Especially when that redfish takes you on what we call a Cajun sleigh ride in that yak. It’s a blast when you get a big one on your line. They are good to eat. The smaller are better but you still can eat the larger if you can keep them. Just cut out the blood lines.

Gotcha

Mudfish2335 Loc: Charleston

Get the frying pan hot, good eating