cbbt this weekend

[Pinch]

Josh (yakfisher) and. I are heading down to cbbt thus weekend. Matt (slap) might join us if anyone is interested pm me to work out carpool/ convoy plans. Tentative plan now is to hit the kiptopeake area sat and Sunday. Target fish are flounder, drum, cobra(if seen), sheepshead, trigger, tog. We have a camp site at kipto.

[ronaultmtd]

you guys have a blast- I am tired after today's fishing- might go one more time this weekend- probably out to Cobb Island and try for some salt-

[mmanolis2001]

The flounder, drum, sheepshead, trigger and tog are great. I wouldn't mess with any cobra's though. I don't want anyone to get bit.

Kidding aside. Good luck down there. I look forward to some Citations again from you guys.

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[ronaultmtd]

Be careful and have a ball- Live lining spot or a tailor blue around the Latimer shoals area could get you a nice Cobia- one tip- Sand fleas work like champs around the pilings for Spades- dig them right at the water's edge in the sand- bust open the big ocean clams and heavily salt them overnight in a jar and that toughens them up and helps keep them on a hook- clams, and crabs are hard to beat for Togs and black drum- on the bay side of the fourth Island there is a hole about 80 feet deep that always has Black Drum hanging around- Ocean side piling number 235 has an old sunken work barge they were using to build the CBBT when a storm sunk it with a crane on it- it is sitting against the piling- that has citation tautogs- that was always my "honey hole." Another close to the beach Tog honey hole area (giving away all my secrets) is where the Navy LST cut the bridge into during a hurricane and it is littered with broken bridge materials,part of the highway decking, etc.- that is about a mile off the VA Beach side- that is where Rob Choy and Kayak Kevin always fish- over the wreck debris-