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Guys, my buddy and I are headed your way from Pcola, and we're looking for one thing...Snook! I've tried to dig up some info from this site and Im reading that they're on the beaches and mangroves. In 2010, I tried weedon island and cockroach bay. A few snook were there, but they wouldn't eat a thin...

Once again, 3 Mile Bridge is holding the bulls! These fish have been on the surface crashing bait for weeks now. My buddy and I got 16 the other night.

Just bumping this up one more time. I'm coming down there this Sunday the 23rd and staying till the following Sunday. We're going to try and fish Ft. Desoto and Cockroach bay.

Razz Ma Tazz wrote:Couple of topwaters
Couple of gold spoons
1/8 and 1/4 oz. unpainted jig heads
Probably 5 different color plastics

Pretty much identical for me

Now thats a great lookin boat. Nice pics!

The three mile bridge in Pensacola has been on fire recently. The bull reds have been feeding on the surface every night for the past few weeks. Wade, Jack, and myself made a little venture to the bridge last weekend. We fished each one of the lights and could sometimes see the bulls swimming undern...

I did 40'' on my last set of riggers and liked it, so I did it with these.

Just finished another project for the kayak. My Malibu is was sturdy as it is but I wanted some extra stability while standing up. It's all out of pvc, lobster trap bouys, and two RAM mounts. I think it turned out good! 4 bouys-$33 2 Rams-$50 pvc/hardware-$20 The arms are 1 1/4in measured out for 40...

DaveR wrote:

privatepilot wrote:As Rik posted, I'm using lobster bouys and Ram mounts. I'll post some pics once I'm finished

Since you're in the middle of the project a detail of the costs involved would be very helpful.

Sure, I can do that

As Rik posted, I'm using lobster bouys and Ram mounts. I'll post some pics once I'm finished

Nice man. I would love to see some more pics. I built a leaning post also for my pelican. It was so nice to stand up and have something to hold onto. Did some excellent sightfishing with that thing.

Looks really nice! Well done!

The axle is a threaded dowel from Lowes

The tower was mainly used for leaning on. I wanted something I could grab on to if I needed it.

The wheels were the biggest purchase; they were about $30. The pvc and other pieces were another 30. Width is close to 20in.

I made this easy project in about an hour. Total cost was around $60. Gotta love pvc! http://i1007.photobucket.com/albums/af191/cdunn1366/kayak/Picture121.jpg http://i1007.photobucket.com/albums/af191/cdunn1366/kayak/Picture120.jpg http://i1007.photobucket.com/albums/af191/cdunn1366/kayak/Picture122...