A few trips ago I posted pictures of dolphins hunting mullet around the Gheenoe, Here is the raw footage from a cell phone of the encounter. At the end of the video you can see the dolphin come directly at us with in a few inches of the boat in mere inches of water. Enjoy...
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Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Monday, March 26, 2012
Stoney Bayou Redfish and Trout
Ventured out after class, my usual fishing partners all had other
engagements so this was a solo trip. Took the run to Stoney Bayou on a
low incoming tide. Once I dodged all the rocks in the bayou and arrived
at my spot I immediately hooked up throwing a D.O.A Cal Paddle Tail on a
1/4oz Jig head. Ended up boating a 32" Red after a drag screaming
battle. During my fight the Gheenoe was dragged over the hole the Red
was sitting in and about ten similarly sized reds took off. I later
caught more reds from 23" to an average of 18". I managed to catch one
21" Trout out of a hole by an oyster bar formed on a limestone rock.
Headed in when the wind picked up and had a wet ride in.
Tuesday, March 20, 2012
Springtime Stoney Bayou Dolphins (St. Marks, FL)
Arrived at St. Marks at sun-up to a incoming tide. Ran immediately to the creeks south of the light house.
Threw top water lures and had a lot of blow ups and eventually landed
some trout. Moved on and Alain caught a large needle fish and snagged a
mullet, which both put on a good fight. Moved into Stoney Bayou and
dolphins came in attacking and surrounding mullet just inches from the
boat. After the dolphins stopped spooking all the fish we ended up
catching some more trout. I gut hooked one 18" and decided to take her
home. The start of spring brought a great day on the water!
Spring at Lake Talquin Florida
Took a quick trip to Lake Talquin last week. We got to a late start at
around 10am. Spring has sprung and it was about 85 degrees and no wind was to be found. We tried to stay in
the shade. Not much luck but was confronted by a large 10 foot gator as
we go a little to close to its nest in the lilly pads. No pictures as I was too worried
about starting the engine and getting out of the area. Did manage to
snap some shots of some other gators. Caught a few bass, was off the
water by 1pm due to the heat.
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Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Spring Break '12 Fishing
Well it was that time of year again, when college coeds flock to the
beaches to drink more liquor than there livers can filter and getting a
tan while there at it. Being a college student I decided to join in on
the festivities, but not with out a little fishing. I started off my
break in Tampa to fish, of course there were 25-30mph winds with gusts
double that so taking the gheenoe out was a no go. So I went fishing
with my good friend Richard in his larger 17 ft Whaler. We had very
little luck in the adverse condition and managed only a trout and a lady
fish. After my trip to Tampa I traveled down to Miami to fish with my
friend Alain. The wind was also affecting Miami yet we managed to catch
quite a few nice fish on his large bass lake. I ended my trip in a few
days in Key west. Here are some pictures from my fishing adventures.
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