I’ve had the opportunity to fish the same spot the last two days in the slower lower, and achieved slams both days. On Sunday I fished with Ron and he got the SMOG slam of striper, red, trout and perch, along with a cutlass fish. I didn’t get a red but got striper, trout, perch, lizard, and cutlass fish.


We found the majority of our fish by trolling along the edge of a grass bed, as best as we could follow it. If you were 20’ off the grass you probably weren’t getting a bite.
Today I fished with Doug and had a super Slam by catching 6 different species in my first 7 fish. In order, Cutlass, trout, perch, redfish, lizard and then a 19” striper. The trout was 21” and the red a true puppy.


Today the grassbeds weren’t producing like yesterday so we moved towards the drop off from the flats. I put on a Gulp swimming mullet and started bottom bouncing hoping to add a flounder to the mix. Doug said he found some perch so I started to troll over when my rod doubled over, thinking at first CNR, but head shake said fish. After a spirited fight I had my personal best red fish, 22”.

Within a minute Doug yells big fish, he got a 22” red as well.

After that the tide waned along with the fishing. Not a lot of fish, but boy were they great fish .
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We found the majority of our fish by trolling along the edge of a grass bed, as best as we could follow it. If you were 20’ off the grass you probably weren’t getting a bite.
Today I fished with Doug and had a super Slam by catching 6 different species in my first 7 fish. In order, Cutlass, trout, perch, redfish, lizard and then a 19” striper. The trout was 21” and the red a true puppy.


Today the grassbeds weren’t producing like yesterday so we moved towards the drop off from the flats. I put on a Gulp swimming mullet and started bottom bouncing hoping to add a flounder to the mix. Doug said he found some perch so I started to troll over when my rod doubled over, thinking at first CNR, but head shake said fish. After a spirited fight I had my personal best red fish, 22”.

Within a minute Doug yells big fish, he got a 22” red as well.

After that the tide waned along with the fishing. Not a lot of fish, but boy were they great fish .
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