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I always use 30 flouro on my inshore snook rods. I step up to 40 in the passes. 20 is way too light unless you are catching poosie snook or don't mind losing expensive top waters and plugs.

Big fan of MarkM. Hoping for a quick recovery.

Why not just move spots?

It will be nice to have my sponsor closer to home. I'm tired to driving to Orlando to pick up the patches for my fishing shirts. I will always buy my tackle at Dogfish. I bought my first rod and reel at their original location 25 years ago. They always take care of me. I will continue to buy guns, k...

What a dumb plan. Will never happen.

Allsome was so 2007.

Let's not get caught up in semantics.

Love me some Hornetbear. The great ones always get run from this place. Only the great great ones return.

The 3000 is a smaller body so you should have no problem fitting that and two lenses into a 1400. I can fit my Nikon D40 with three lenses including a zoom and large wide angle. In addition, there is room for a point and shoot plus spare batteries, filters, remotes, etc. I keep a pack of desiccant b...

Buy a popup camper and trade it to the guy on the classified section for his AK-47.

Good shots. Is that a wheelchair you are sitting in?

BearsFan wrote:Does this thread mean my Heritage Marquesa qualifies as a "classic" now?

Yes.

jbdba01 wrote:Just curious what are you shooting and lens? Shots are nice and crisp. Well done.

Nikon body and various lenses. Mostly a 70-200 zoom and a 12-24 wide angle.

edit: double post.

I liked Crooked Creek enough but it is no Sunday Bay. It is pretty close to some choice backcountry fishing spots which is convenient. I had a couple really large pleasure boats cruise through the creek while I was there which I didn't enjoy. The view from Sunday Bay was outstanding plus I saw a saw...

Great report.