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Rik wrote:Yes I could have pic'd it better. Grabbed the phone instead of the camera to try the tapatalk upload. One hand on the phone the other on the dog who likes to wrestle them into submission. Bad pic didn't affect the taste!

Or the fact that that's a nice trout, Rik.

You should have paddled up and said, "I'm sorry folks, but I'm gonna have to give you a ticket for..."

Very cool. Thank you.

All that money and they prop the end of the ramp up with what? Is that two bricks?

In.

All I can say is YOWZA!

I had some time off at the end of December (a rarity for a self-employed professional killer like me) so I decided to go camping for the last time in 2010. OK, actually I had been planning this trip for a couple of months; watching the calendar and the weather. I knew it would be chilly, but that is...

Where and when (time) did you have in mind?

Congratulations!

Todd wrote:Had quite the showing of manatees behind my house this morning including a very young one that was no more that 3' to 4' long.

The small ones are the best eating. The big ones tend to flop over on the spit.

Hogfish. Best tasting fish in the ocean. Too bad it is rare to catch them hook-n-line, though. A must for any spear-fisherman. (I don't dive any more due to sinus problems.) Sheepshead are probably the most under-rated fish. They are excellent either grilled or smoked. Of the big three (Reds, Trout ...

Sounds like you had a good time. Welcome to Florida flats fishing.

Nice fish and a good report, too. Thank you.

pag_yaker wrote:

Paul wrote:If i had to guess

1/4oz near clear DOA Shrimp, cuz that's how Erick rolls

Roger that ... only take along your hook sharpener ...

That's what we had last year. Not doin' that again.

Erick wrote:I think this one:

I want it! The lure that is.

Gold Dart or Golden Bream Paddle-tail on 1/8 oz. jig-head
or...
Mirrodine (greenback).