We had an unusual high tide yesterday when we launched
The Anglers Mark - the water was way up in the grass and even covering the grass. Zack Peyton and his friends Carl and Mark met me at the Atlantic Seafood dock at 10:30 at the peak of the tide and we headed up river to fish with live shrimp under float rigs. I found it difficult to find my "spots" because the water was so high I couldnt' see my landmarks! But these anglers were ready to work and after some of the water had left the marsh they began to pick up some hungry Seatrout. Mark started it out then Carl and Zack got in on the action at Millie's spot up Lanceford Creek. Later we hit a dock on Lanceford with no real bites then ran around to the Jolley River to fish the "Mother of All" spots. However the tide was so high and the current running so stiff the MOA didn't pan out. But on around the corner Zack found a ripple where the Trout were hanging and moved over to let Carl join in on the catching. Jolley Bank had no fish but as the tide hit bottom we made our last stop at the logs of Tiger Island where Zack picked up a keeper sized trout with a jig on the bottom and also found the only Redfish of the day. With that, we headed in, counting it as another great day to be on the water!
We had an unusual high tide yesterday when we launched The Anglers Mark - the water was way up in the grass and even covering the grass. Zack Peyton and his friends Carl and Mark met me at the Atlantic Seafood dock at 10:30 at the peak of the tide and we headed up river to fish with live shrimp under float rigs. I found it difficult to find my "spots" because the water was so high I couldnt' see my landmarks! But these anglers were ready to work and after some of the water had left the marsh they began to pick up some hungry Seatrout. Mark started it out then Carl and Zack got in on the action at Millie's spot up Lanceford Creek. Later we hit a dock on Lanceford with no real bites then ran around to the Jolley River to fish the "Mother of All" spots. However the tide was so high and the current running so stiff the MOA didn't pan out. But on around the corner Zack found a ripple where the Trout were hanging and moved over to let Carl join in on the catching. Jolley Bank had no fish but as the tide hit bottom we made our last stop at the logs of Tiger Island where Zack picked up a keeper sized trout with a jig on the bottom and also found the only Redfish of the day. With that, we headed in, counting it as another great day to be on the water!
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