10-29-06, 09:36 PM | #1 |
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Tomoka River 10/29/06
Got on the water at about 7:45am(new time lol). Fished till 5:00pm. Water temps ranged from 64 to 73. Caught approx 20 bass between me and my buddy(he caught the most, I caught the biggest ), plus a brazilian mudfish, 2 gar, and my first snook . I tried all types of lures today, started off cranking, and jerkbaits. Switched up to a spinnerbait tandem willow leaf, and a lil george. Nothing happening at all. We moved way up the river, and started getting some bites on Baby Paca Craw for me, with a 1/8 oz bullet pegged, and a Zoom trick worm for partner(junebug) weightless. He was catching all the bass, so I switched to a Kinami wieghtless, and still just mudfish. I finally gave in and started throwing the trick worm, and started catching some bass. I switched over to lizards in Junebug for the biggest bass of the day, just shy of 5lbs. We ended up with nine keepers total, 4 for me, 5 for him. He did catch a lot of smaller bass though. I also during the day would throw a gold spoon, and some DOA shrimp. Caught the Snook on the DOA with a popping bobber on the last cast of the day It was sunny all day, with air temps starting at 50 this am, and were 67 when I got back to the dock. Wind at times was probably 10-15 MPH, however we were out of it for most of the day. It was a fine day on the water.
Lizards
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10-29-06, 10:01 PM | #2 |
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sounds like a nice trip! WTG! and congrats on the snook how big was she?
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10-29-06, 10:56 PM | #3 |
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Did you have a stamp and was she in slot?? Only got a month and a half left of season!
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10-29-06, 11:08 PM | #4 |
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you can have a stamp for them? in texas they have to be 24-28 inches long, no exceptions. but my friends say they taste great.
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10-30-06, 11:58 AM | #5 |
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28-34" here and a $2 snook stamp. Were in FL fishing capital of the world what do you expect?
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10-30-06, 02:25 PM | #6 |
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lizards,
sounds like a great day on the water, I've been enjoying them to..just watch out for those flyin' rays now...mmmkay? |
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