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Monday turned out to be a nice fall-like day, and the fish were biting. What more could one ask for?
Reports from the surf, Moses Lake, East Bay and Pelican Island indicated the bite was on.
Greg Hagerud
was back in the surf Monday morning and found plenty of reds and trout
swimming around. Hagerud said that fingerling mullet were all over the
place, and if you threw a shrimp past them and reeled it under the
schools, it was a fish every time.
While
the water was rough, the color and temperature were right. One of the
fish landed, tagged and retained was a large bull red. When the fish hit
the cleaning table, Hagerud was reminded of why he stopped retaining
bull reds.
Flounder and reds were the catch from Moses Lake on Monday afternoon. Tommy Meyer and Gene Jones
fished not far from the Fish Spot and landed three keeper flounder and
three reds, two undersized and one 23-inch slot. Live fingerling mullet
was the bait.
Frank Moore, Paul Redding and Marcia White
fished East Bay on Sunday afternoon and ended up with four specks and
two large gafftop. The action came from near Sievers Cut and was on live
shrimp.
Royce Edison
tried the Pelican Island Shoreline near Seawolf Park early Monday and
found sand trout close to the shoreline. Using both live and dead shrimp
for bait, he landed 13 sandies and a 16-inch flounder.
Along the beach front, good catches were reported from the 61st Street Fishing Pier. Richard Belleau’s
report indicated good numbers of reds, gafftop, pompano, whiting, sand
trout, Spanish mackerel, croaker and specks were landed late Sunday
night.
The
party boat Capt. John made a 25-mile offshore trip Sunday. The 61
anglers aboard returned with 30 sharks, 121 spadefish, four kings along
with whiting, blue runner, mangrove snappers, lane snappers, Gulf trout,
gafftop and croakers.
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