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Note: You never know when you'll be surprised at the boat ramp - a guy had backed his truck (no trailer/boat) down the ramp, got out, and was fishing from the ramp. When I pulled up I thought he was launching so I sat and waited for a while. When he didn't pull out I got out and checked - sure enough he was just blocking the ramp and fishing. Crazy.
After fishing a good stretch along there we made a run down the Nassau and pulled up at Twin Creeks and drifted the floats again. Crazy how we were getting no bites, not even a baitstealer until John had a good take, and Fish On! He fought it patiently, let it run, worked it up and soon landed a Slot 21" Redfish. Later he battled a 4' Bonnethead to the boat and then commented, "we've had three bites and three fish caught!"
Our final stop, after running back thru Horsehead, was over at Back River, working an outgoing tide. The trio of angles were drifting on the outside of some shell beds that you could barely make out in the water. We had an epiphany - try tossing the float over the submerged shell bed and hope it's deep enough for the float to drift along he backside - they did! Kenny had a good drift going - it snagged, then came off, and BAM! Fish On! Kenny played it to the boat and landed a nice 17.5" Flounder. John tried it and he too got a good drift and BAM! He had a hookup. When he got his to the boat we found it was a small Black Tip Shark. Summer is here! It was getting hot. But as we headed back to the ramp we counted it as another great day to be fishing here at Amelia Island, Florida
This Fishing Report was submitted on 5/25/2024 9:53:00 AM by Seamus and last updated on 5/28/2024 1:39:53 PM.
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