Oh how i envy this group 
Good luck to all and go getum. Don't forget the pics

Good luck to all and go getum. Don't forget the pics
Fished the pier with a bucktail, fished the break wall drifting shrimp trolling bucktails and ratl traps using a bottom rig with fish bites etc with nothing to show, and then about 11 I got my first bites with my spot rig drifting shallow water south of the pier. After missing about a dozen small bites I finally catch a mullet. The skunk was off and it was time for lunch so I headed for shore tucking the mullet in a bag for later. After lunch I decided I needed to get my revenge on an almost fishless morning so I went back down to the pier and launched again. Chunk mister mullet up and catch sand shark after sand shark with a snapper blue in the mix. Decide I need to try for some more bait so I start using my spot rig and catch 4 spot over the next hour and then work my way back out deep near the peir and anchor for the night bite. Right at dark I get a hit on my live lined spot and bring in a 16 inch flounder
Figured I was on to something but no more bites on the spot or a tipped bucktail over the next hour. Decide to call it a night and headed for shore. Slept in my car at the park & ride at 50 and woke up right on time to hit the BB at sunrise.
Started working my way out the east bound span and the birds and fish show up right in front of me. Catch 3 schoolies and move on looking for some larger fish. Throw my BA right against a pylon and wak, a nice 22 inch football takes some drag and then comes to the boat! Start thinking I am on to something again and fish for the next hour with only one more schollie. Figure it was time for the spot to make an appearance so I start live lining across the space between the bridges. Half way across a little line gets pulled out and I reel in half a spot
Guess there are still some blues around. Work over the to the east bound span, drop spot number 2 and with in 3 minutes have another 18 inch football beside the yak! Jig some and then head to shore looking for spot. Another half hour without a bite and I decide artificails are going t have to work. Head back out jigging the pylons and trolling until I come to pylon 31 where I had got the 22. Drop the BA right against the pylon on the up current side, let it drop, and then jig. Bump, dang he missed it, jig jig, hooked up!! Felt like I had a whale! Quick little run and then he just took off!!!!! Couldn't slow him down! Unfortunatly he went on the north side of a pylon and the current insisted I head south
Oh well, tried jigging some more but couldn't by another bite in the next hour. Headed in and got some lunch and came home to take my first shower since friday morning and sleep in a bed for the first time this weekend. What a great weekend even if the fish didn't completly cooperate
Good fishin
Woke up at zero dark thirty Sat morning with a slight headache thanks to Mr. Jack Daniels, and headed to the launch site. Thank goodness TJ new where he was going cuz I sure as heck would have gotten lost. Launced and started fishing my way out along the pier. Took about 15 mins and FISH ON,,,,, yea, well, it was a spot. It actually took me about an hour to catch half a dozen spot. I could do the FISH ON thing for each spot that I caught, which would make the morning outing sound like is was a bonanza. Unfortunately, the fishing was slow, i.e., not happening. But hey, one of those spot was pretty big. So about then I was thinking, what the hell am I doing here when the BB has been fishing great?? Headed back to camp for lunch and had a great time with the gang, although I was dead tired. I thought about heading back home so I could fish the BB in the morning but I was so dang tired, I didn't think I could make the trip home without some sleep. Downed a 7hr energy drink and I was back in shape. It perked me up so much that I hung out with the survivors and we headed down to Indian River Inlet for a evening fish. After trying to squeeeeeze in between the locals on the side of the inlet, a couple folks crossed my line and I gave up. So other than the spot, It was a fishless day,,, up to that point.... and I headed home. Buuuuut, I couldn't pass up fishing Kent Narrows on the way home, so I dropped in at about 9:30pm and proceeded to catch about a dozen 12-16" rock on a "snow flake fly" drifting in the surface. I got home about 11:30.
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