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  • Plo 8/24

    Let's try this again as 1st time it didn't go thru:

    I launched @ 6:30am into the protected inner from the store beach, fished the docks, shorelines,inlet, and points upriver. Immediately, I hooked into small but getting bigger blues(up to 12"), fat croakers, and spot.
    the biting flies were a nuisance when the wind died down so I paddled far offshore where there was a breeze.Baitfish would swim/jump near me and I would soon continue catching chopper blues. I hooked into a few more needlefish and a bunch of shorty flounder. 1 was close to being a keeper but too much flapping-n-flopping to get a measurement. Occasionally a bird would dive nearby to p/u a fish for breakfast. A beautiful day w/low humidity, not a lot of boat traffic near me except for the 1 idiot ignoring the no wake zone by blasting through it throttle wide open while I was fishing. No rockfish for me today but I did see one 16.5" caught from shore along the rocks on a topwater lure just before I launched. In the clear as gin water in the big cove above the inlet I saw a bunch of small rays/skates invading the shallow zone. Before launching I gave 2 snakeheads caught the previous eve in the Mattawoman to TalonAngler since I knew he would eat these before I would get back home.These were the 1st snakeheads I caught in the rain. Usually, it seems their bite turns off when it rains...but not this time. I love paddling amongst the scenic beauty of PLO, bonus when I catch some fish.

  • #2
    Thanks for the report! What lures were working for you? How deep were the fish?
    Green Old Town Loon 111
    Vibe Sea Ghost 110 - TeamGreen

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    • #3
      flounder info is interesting......Hmmmmm may need to re evaluate my weekend plans.
      14.5 ft Sand colored Malibu X-Factor "the promise"
      2010 Hobie Outback "the Gift Horse II"

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      • #4
        Good report! Thanks again for the snakeheads! They were cooked and shared amongst the hungry staff!
        Fishing adds years to your life, and life to your years.

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        • #5
          Talon you see a keeper flounder at PLO yet this season??
          14.5 ft Sand colored Malibu X-Factor "the promise"
          2010 Hobie Outback "the Gift Horse II"

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          • #6
            None have been reported to me. I've talked to a couple of local pound-netters, they say a few are starting to show up out there in Cornfield Harbor.
            Fishing adds years to your life, and life to your years.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by kevinfry View Post
              Talon you see a keeper flounder at PLO yet this season??
              Kevinfry there has been several keeper flounder caught at the shallow end of the pier dragging 3 inch gulp. the last time I was there on of the guys hooked into a 19inch flounder and we walked it down to the rocks to land it. You have to weed thru the small ones to get a keeper.

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              • #8
                Well there's your keeper report! PLO's main catches lately have been mid-sized blues, the occasional Spanish and, strangely enough, a handful of ~ 18" Cobia. You just have to weather the little croaker and, as scorpioreno says, little flatties.
                Fishing adds years to your life, and life to your years.

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