Redfish and Trout Catching Bonanaza

 

I met the Richmond family, Dale and his daughter Katie, her husband JR and their son Neil, out at the Goffinsville Park boat ramp the early morning of the Time Change. The tide was just starting out up here so we made the quick jump over to Pumkin Hill and set up fishing some grass patches and it wasn't long before all four anglers were catching fish. The Seatrout bite was on fire and they reeled in one after the other. They added a Bluefish and a Bonnethead Shark, and may have had couple of Redfish. A couple
of the Trout were of keeper size.

When the bite slowed there we hit another bank and these making were making pinpoint casts and it payed off. They picked up a good handful of Trout and another Red or two.

Things slowed so we buzzed back down the Nassau and down to Spanish Drop and set up along a bank that had submerged shell along the bank. Redfish, Redfish, Redfish, Redfish, Redfish....and a
few Trout were caught. We were using live shrimp and mud minnows and it didn't matter what we used for a bait. We finished the day tossing jigs and minnows and plastic grubs and caught fish on those, too!  It was an outstanding day for fish catching and another great one here at Amelia Island, Florida