I fished with sisters Karen, Lynette and Mitzi yesterday evening, launching from the Atlantic Seafood dock during the last few hours of a high and incoming tide. We made a stop on the outside of Tiger Island and Mitzi was the first to hookup, catching a hard fighting "poor man's Tarpon" - the Ladyfish. Shortly after that Karen hooked up and had a good bend put in her rod. She patiently played this big fish and eventually landed a very nice sized Bluefish. We made a run around to the inside of Tiger, fished the flooded logs, then ran up to Jolley River to fish Snook Creek. We'd had a number of bites but no takers but then Lynette had a good bite and she quietly reeled in a feisty Bonnethead Shark. Our last stop was back at the outside of Tiger Island as the tide began to start out and things heated up. The anglers picked up a couple of hungry Seatrout then Mitzi reeled in another Ladyfish to claim the coveted "Golden Pocket Knife". With that, we called it a day, another great one to be out on Amelia Island waters.
I fished with sisters Karen, Lynette and Mitzi yesterday evening, launching from the Atlantic Seafood dock during the last few hours of a high and incoming tide. We made a stop on the outside of Tiger Island and Mitzi was the first to hookup, catching a hard fighting "poor man's Tarpon" - the Ladyfish. Shortly after that Karen hooked up and had a good bend put in her rod. She patiently played this big fish and eventually landed a very nice sized Bluefish. We made a run around to the inside of Tiger, fished the flooded logs, then ran up to Jolley River to fish Snook Creek. We'd had a number of bites but no takers but then Lynette had a good bite and she quietly reeled in a feisty Bonnethead Shark. Our last stop was back at the outside of Tiger Island as the tide began to start out and things heated up. The anglers picked up a couple of hungry Seatrout then Mitzi reeled in another Ladyfish to claim the coveted "Golden Pocket Knife". With that, we called it a day, another great one to be out on Amelia Island waters.
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