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Originally Posted by LaAngler (Post 117931)

:eek: :smokin:

You dawg.. *****:rotfl:

i need to open my eyes....

LMAO i'm posting that on 2cool

stop hijackin the thread

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Originally Posted by B-Stealth (Post 117772)

Whats a pinfish?

I thought pinfish was slang for Corky:work::work::work::work::work::work:

Pin fish are used a lot in Fla. for fishing offshore.
Every dock has a pin fish trap tied to it on Perdido Key.

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Originally Posted by LaAngler (Post 117931)

:eek: :smokin:

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For sure the lake will be stacked up with more boats!!:*****:

Big trout like that are not really common anymore out there in Florida 7lbs you can still find decent amount of time, I just moved here to Lake charles from FL, port saint lucie right near Fort peirce/ Vero beach area

I have not fished many weekends but my job has recently forced me to only fish on weekends. And yesterday was un-real, chaz "pressure" is an understatement. I was sickened at the number of boats bank fishing. Felt like I was in Toledo.. I am done on the weekends bout to either quit my job or quit fishing,haha because I can't take another day like yesterday. We waded one area day and counted 20 boats trying to come in to make that drift on top of us, unreal!

By the way Calcasieu still has the HOGS!!!

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Originally Posted by cmdrost (Post 117769)

In the new March edition of Saltwater Sportsman Traveling Fisherman section of Best Worldwide Fishing spots for March:

Spotted Sea Trout:
1st choice - Louisiana
2nd choice - Florida
" Louisiana waters will provide superb trout action in areas including the renowned Lake Calcasieu. Artificial lures work great, but its also hard to beat a live shrimp or pinfish soaked on grass flats. Some large trout will be taken by anglers in the Mosquito Lagoon area on Floridas east coast."

Also

Red Drum:
1st choice - Louisiana
2nd choice - Florida
"Redfish action in Louisiana should be excellent this month as temperatures moderate and the fish begin to move. Actually, the entire Gulf Coast should have good redfish action, as will waters on the Indian River lagoon along Florida's east coast, where you'll find big fish and big schools."

Maybe some of you will now realize the intense pressure this estuary faces year round, not just from locals, but from many traveling fisherman as well. Just look at the recent activity of this board. You've got a post from FL & TX fisherman as an example. We are lucky to have world class fishing in our "backyard." Lets do a good job of taking care of it for ourselves and future generations!

Hahaahhaahahahahaha

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Originally Posted by LaAngler (Post 117931)

:eek: :smokin:

Where you work cuz??? Get you an offshore job...

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Originally Posted by exspeck big specks (Post 120825)

were you in a skeeter bay?

Uhh crowded was defiantly an understatement. LOTS of people wading..Heck we pull up to find like 5 boats all wading in one spot. like WTH. Run north of that spot and WHEW. unreal

Heard there were 47 waders in a popular hole Sunday!!!

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Originally Posted by cmdrost (Post 121495)

Heard there were 47 waders in a popular hole Sunday!!!

:eek:

Ya Drost's Cove(aka joe's cove) was full up. I think more fish were stepped on than caught. The good thing is so many people going in there are less people in the lake.

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Originally Posted by cmdrost (Post 121495)

Heard there were 47 waders in a popular hole Sunday!!!

that's pitiful