Boys Day Out

I fished with Bob Cadorin and  his two son-in-laws Nick and Carlos, meeting them up at the Dee Dee Bartels Park boat ramp mid morning. The tide had peaked around 9am so we ran over to Lanceford Creek and fished a grass patch as the water started back out. The trio were tossing float rigs and live shrimp and started off feeding the "baitstealers", but finally, we had a hookup and "knocked the skunk off" with a Seatrout catch. I expected more bites but we didn't get them so we made the move!

Soap Creek was nearby and as we eased in things were looking
pretty good with the water now draining from the marsh and the fish bite picked up. All three anglers had Trout catches and Bob put a keeper sized one in the boat. Later, we caught a Slot Redfish and then another one or two small but "feisty".

We then made the run back and around to Tiger Island. The wind had picked up but luckily it was out of the NE and as we got around behind the island, the conditions were ripe for catching fish. After
landing a couple of good eat'n Whiting and a sizable Croaker, we began to work the logs.  Bob added another Slot Redfish, Nick added a keeper sized Black "puppy" Drum and Carlos picked up a sizable 19" Flounder to round out their Amelia Island Back Country Grande Slam!  With that, we headed in, counting it as another great day to be fishing here at Amelia Island, Florida.