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The first stop was down at Broward Island, fishing jigs on the very last of an outgoing tide. The water was a bit muddy, which had me worried, but Steve soon knocked the skunk of when he hooked and landed a feisty Redfish. Jason followed that up with a keeper sized Seatrout, then added another feisty Red to the catch total. We picked up one or two more Reds and a Blue, fishing under the Bald Eagles, and we missed a couple of fish, too.
Back Seymore's we switched to float rigs and they caught another Red, another Flounder, and another Blue Fish. On further around we fished a large drainage at the last of an incoming tide and this is when we had the Big Bang! The duo began to get Seatrout of nice size, the biggest was 18.5" caught by Steve. After Jason had made a cast that got him up alongside a grassy point, his float drifted and, BAM! Fish On! He worked the fish out fairly quickly and we were thinking maybe a small Red, especially when it boiled, but then it began to rip drag with a vengeance and we knew it was big. There was a chance it may cut off on the shallow oysters but Jason stayed with it and finally brought to the net a big 26.5" "tournament" sized Redfish, boy what fish. They added a few more Trout to the boat, 6 keepers in all and of course there were a few that we missed. But as we headed back to the ramp we counted it as a wet fishing trip that turned out pretty good!
This Fishing Report was submitted on 3/28/2024 7:43:00 PM by Seamus and last updated on 3/29/2024 4:42:28 PM.
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