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Saturday, weak tidal movement slowed the action on flounder. While there were a lot of limits taken, anglers were not picking up quick limits as had been the norm earlier in the week.
Very few other species of fish were caught around Flounder Alley, as the weak tides caused most fish to retreat until the water started flowing with bait.
East Bay produced some nice catches of trout early Friday and Saturday. Page Henley and Marco Delgado
fished Hanna’s Reef early Friday and landed seven trout to 22 inches.
Two flounder and a large croaker rounded out their catch, with the
action stopping around 9 a.m.
Otto Adams
fished out of Stingaree Marina Saturday morning and returned around 10
a.m. with five trout, a slot red and two puppy drum. Adams said that the
bite started just after daybreak and lasted for just over an hour. Live
shrimp fished under a popping cork, with a duel leader of a shrimp on
one hook and a jig on the other, did the trick.
Lawrence Arnold
was one of the many anglers returning to the Yacht Basin cleaning table
with a limit of flounder. His catch measured 17 and 19 inches and took
most of the morning. Several undersized flatfish were caught and two
small keepers were released while Arnold waited for larger fish to fill
out his limit.
Gary Kroll
gave a report on night fishing from his pier on Channelview. Kroll has
been taking close to limits of trout and a few reds and flounder using
live shrimp free-lined. The action took place much later than usual,
with 3 a.m. being prime time for getting bites.
Albert Miller
called in to say that the crabs have moved away from the shoreline of
West Bay. Miller crabs from his dock at Lafitte’s Cove and had been
catching some nice blue crabs up until the last cold front.
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