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[kirbykirby]

Originally Posted by bbkid

Red Bluff / Delta Street / Bearle Street many many times!

yep, yep, Scarsdale, Algonquin. =D I miss growing up there.

[Titlicker]

I fish at the Surfside Jetties as well. I love being there when the sun comes up, especially when I have a Red hooked at the same time. I've been catching limits lately on live shrimp.

[Guest021217]

Originally Posted by Titlicker

I fish at the Surfside Jetties as well. I love being there when the sun comes up, especially when I have a Red hooked at the same time. I've been catching limits lately on live shrimp.

Ive been catching the limit as well especially last week when I was catching so many I started giving them away to the people next to me I had fun that night.. Also have been catching black drum but they have to be pretty big to get a good amount of meat out of them...

[Fishpie]

Who here has been flounder gigging? Now that's an adventurous adrenaline rush when you hit a sting ray instead.

[Seedy]

Originally Posted by Fishpie

Who here has been flounder gigging? Now that's an adventurous adrenaline rush when you hit a sting ray instead.

Gigging is a blast. But tpw now has some really tight restrictions on it. No gigging the whole month of November and half of December. The game wardens are showing no mercy either, a freakin flounder is not worth 500 bucks a piece.

[Guest021817-2]

Off a boat, only 2 per day

[frankocean187]

I don't mess with freeport/surfside because of too many damn bullsharks. Last time I went I had a shark take the trout off my darn stringer in chest deep water.

Sandtrout just as good to eat as speckled trout.

Big bait catches big fish. So croaker heads/body that are about 4inchs long on a 16/0 mustad circle hook will catch you anything over 30inch swimming in the Texas water.

Then again, bull reds/black drum do eat shrimp because they are gluttens. Only problem of using dead shrimp/squid is that you deal too much with the trash fish like croaker/catfish/gaftops (all bloody bastards)

[Slitlikr]

Good job!
Can't beat fall fishing.
Big croaker are common in Florida.
They are also delicious. My buddy cooks them like this:

http://chesapeakecuisine.blogspot.co...o-eat-and.html

[Don T. Lukbak]

Originally Posted by Sadsack

The neighborhood kids catch bass in a ditch near Memorial Dr and the toll road. I was shocked that they lived in there.

Still good water skiing in them bar ditches? I haven't seen that in a coon's age. Used to be common.

[swarley69]

I love surf fishing ! But I hate getting out in the water not knowing what is swimming around me . Don't like being on the bottom if the food chain.

[Guest021817-2]

Originally Posted by swarley69

I love surf fishing ! But I hate getting out in the water not knowing what is swimming around me . Don't like being on the bottom if the food chain.

Dark in the Surf smelling like bait..... You gotta have some big brass ones for that shit...

[69UILTAZ]

The G spot!!!!

[Guest021217]

Originally Posted by frankocean187

I don't mess with freeport/surfside because of too many damn bullsharks. Last time I went I had a shark take the trout off my darn stringer in chest deep water.

Sandtrout just as good to eat as speckled trout.

Big bait catches big fish. So croaker heads/body that are about 4inchs long on a 16/0 mustad circle hook will catch you anything over 30inch swimming in the Texas water.

Then again, bull reds/black drum do eat shrimp because they are gluttens. Only problem of using dead shrimp/squid is that you deal too much with the trash fish like croaker/catfish/gaftops (all bloody bastards)

I haven't seen no sharks but Ive heard of people saying that they are bad but not near Freeport or surfside... I'm glad I never seen them they are scary looking...

Reds also like crab just fyi for anyone who didn't know

[Guest021217]

Originally Posted by Slitlikr

Good job!
Can't beat fall fishing.
Big croaker are common in Florida.
They are also delicious. My buddy cooks them like this:

http://chesapeakecuisine.blogspot.co...o-eat-and.html

hmmm I may try this it does look pretty good I wonder if there is a certain size on them I will have to do my research...

[Guest021217]

Originally Posted by swarley69

I love surf fishing ! But I hate getting out in the water not knowing what is swimming around me . Don't like being on the bottom if the food chain.

me and you both I cut my foot really bad on a oyster reef on san Luis pass and I have been scared since.. I am more afraid of sharks though and after seeing these big bull reds being caught in 3 feet of water I probably won't be surf fishing anytime soon. Lol