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sfurman wrote:

CooKnFish wrote:I visited an shallow oyster bar that I have motored by on many occasions for 20 years or more but have never stopped to see if it holds any fish.

Typical stink pot fisherman, launch the boat and run 20 miles past all the fish.

Now that's funny... I don't care who you are

If you launch near the public boat ramp and paddle south a quarter mile, there is a large creek that runs back to the east. If you get up inside the creek, you will find a lot of oyster beds, wrecked boats, smaller off-shoots and bayous that hold a lot of decent reds. The area is no big secret and g...

Bummer, still better than a day at work though :D I really like DB and I do get a chance to make it there from time to time. I went a couple of weekends ago and did pretty well with the rat reds and a few decent snookies on a Berkley Power Shrimp in the new penny color with a Mustad 1/16 oz. power l...

I use the Coppertone Sport SPF50. It works really well and isn't as greasy as some others I have tried. Also wear a wide brimmed hat and use Hawaiin Tropic SPF45 lip balm.

I have one also. I got it about two years ago. The paddle does suck, but I keep it inside the front hatch as a back up. The seat also sucked and had cheesy plastic buckles which broke. That's ok though because I was planning to replace it anyway. The forward rod holder is, as already stated, useless...

I caught one once on a storm lure... a blue gill imitation you can buy at wally. Other than that I have caught a couple on a "daves hopper". But usually the neighborhood kids slay em with dough balls/bread.