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ahlangle 10-13-2014 08:33 AM

Weeks bay area
 
New to area so tried a shot at weeks bay Thursday 10/9.
Went out of bayou patout/weeks bayou launch, and S. wind kept us close to mouth of bayou at the bay (small boat).
Dirty water and no fish for us rookies as we fished leeward side of the small islands at the mouth of weeks bayou just before the bay with everything we had, no live bait though.

Any advice on tidal patterns and what the fish are doing during them in this area?
The wind was not really that bad, but with an aluminum bass boat, there is not much it can handle.

Any advice appreciated and ill continue to post what I find, no matter how embarrassing.

Goooh 10-13-2014 08:47 AM

What were you fishing for?

ahlangle 10-13-2014 08:58 AM

Looking for reds. I'd heard to work that N bank of the bay, in the grass, but the S. wind wouldn't allow it that day

Goooh 10-13-2014 09:08 AM

Definitely makes it hard. My go to in that scenario would have been sharks bayou with some Gulp, spinner baits/spoons and market shrimp carolina rigged and/or under a cork.

Marque 10-13-2014 09:09 AM

Go out of icy next time. There is a lot more marsh to fish and you can get a lot of places in a small boat.

Goooh 10-13-2014 09:32 AM

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Originally Posted by Marque (Post 724367)
Go out of icy next time. There is a lot more marsh to fish and you can get a lot of places in a small boat.


Yep, I've had zero good red trips in weeks bay

ahlangle 10-13-2014 10:06 AM

What's ICY stand for?
Any pointers on where accessible fish able marsh is?

Marque 10-13-2014 10:15 AM

Intracoastal City. There is a public launch behind Maxie Pierce's store. Put out there and head West in the Intracoastal canal, then take the first left and head south in the old Vermilion River. Stay in that thing until you pass the two camps. That will take you into the little bay. Fish the little bay on a high tide. Get a chart of the area. Little Bay, Little White Lake, Buck Point, the whole Bank of Mud Point usually holds some redfish. Lake Fearman across the little bay is full of red fish. Just beat the bank you will find them sooner or later.

Marque 10-13-2014 10:16 AM

And be careful, it is extremely shallow in some places.

legallimits 10-13-2014 11:05 AM

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Originally Posted by Marque (Post 724375)
Intracoastal City. There is a public launch behind Maxie Pierce's store. Put out there and head West in the Intracoastal canal, then take the first left and head south in the old Vermilion River. Stay in that thing until you pass the two camps. That will take you into the little bay. Fish the little bay on a high tide. Get a chart of the area. Little Bay, Little White Lake, Buck Point, the whole Bank of Mud Point usually holds some redfish. Lake Fearman across the little bay is full of red fish. Just beat the bank you will find them sooner or later.

This map will show you all of the spots they're discussing. I've got a bay boat, so I never make it into Fearman Lake. If anybody can tell me a good way in and out to avoid getting stuck, I'll try it. I hear the fishing is good.

http://www.oceangrafix.com/chart/zoom?chart=11349

Marque 10-13-2014 12:08 PM

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Originally Posted by legallimits (Post 724380)
This map will show you all of the spots they're discussing. I've got a bay boat, so I never make it into Fearman Lake. If anybody can tell me a good way in and out to avoid getting stuck, I'll try it. I hear the fishing is good.

http://www.oceangrafix.com/chart/zoom?chart=11349

You can go in Fearman in a bay boat most of the time. Look at that chart, directly across from Mud Point there is a washout that goes into the lake. It is very deep in that cut. The water pours in and out of there. You can go in there, once you get out in the lake there are some sticks that mark the channel. You can get across the lake if you follow the sticks. They come out at the Game Warden Camp on the West side of Red Fish Point.

Rat-Red 10-13-2014 12:33 PM

Like Marque said you can run through Fearman most of the time but there are certain times of the year when you can run it and when you can't run it. In the summer months on a high tide you won't have any problems. In the winter months, in a bay boat on a low tide you'll be kicking up mud and you'll be lucky to cross it even if you follow the pipes/sticks...and if there's a North wind blowing you'll be in a 9line bind and waiting for high tide to get out.

ahlangle 10-13-2014 12:38 PM

Great info, thanks very much.
I will post findings when i can get back out there.

Marque 10-13-2014 12:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Rat-Red (Post 724392)
Like Marque said you can run through Fearman most of the time but there are certain times of the year when you can run it and when you can't run it. In the summer months on a high tide you won't have any problems. In the winter months, in a bay boat on a low tide you'll be kicking up mud and you'll be lucky to cross it even if you follow the pipes/sticks...and if there's a North wind blowing you'll be in a 9line bind and waiting for high tide to get out.

This is the TRUTH. The same can be said for most of the protected water in the Little Bay area from the Intracoastal South. A good indicator is the water at the launch. If you are seeing a lot of barnacles on the bulkheads the water is to low to mess around back there. Its obvious. There's bank showing in the 4 mile, the water is OUT.

DaPointIsDaBomb 10-13-2014 03:24 PM

We got into the ladyfish in Weeks about this time last year but they ain't made it back yet, seems everything is a month behind this year. Also, you may want to bring some shiners with you. Last year we seen two big ole sacaulait next to some crab buoys. They were laying sideways and we thought they were dead so tried to net them but they swam away lol! I wouldn't believe it unless I seen it, I thought they was freshwater only

Reefman 10-13-2014 03:34 PM

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Originally Posted by DaPointIsDaBomb (Post 724433)
We got into the ladyfish in Weeks about this time last year but they ain't made it back yet, seems everything is a month behind this year. Also, you may want to bring some shiners with you. Last year we seen two big ole sacaulait next to some crab buoys. They were laying sideways and we thought they were dead so tried to net them but they swam away lol! I wouldn't believe it unless I seen it, I thought they was freshwater only

Now that's frekin' funny!!!!! You're welcome to fish w/ me anytime! However, I don't keep ladyfish.

MarshRat89 10-13-2014 04:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DaPointIsDaBomb (Post 724433)
We got into the ladyfish in Weeks about this time last year but they ain't made it back yet, seems everything is a month behind this year. Also, you may want to bring some shiners with you. Last year we seen two big ole sacaulait next to some crab buoys. They were laying sideways and we thought they were dead so tried to net them but they swam away lol! I wouldn't believe it unless I seen it, I thought they was freshwater only


Starting to think this is Scott (Wishiniwasfishing) now. Lmao


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wishin i was fishin 10-13-2014 04:35 PM

nope, not me!

Clampy 10-13-2014 05:15 PM

I wish it was me.
Gold Bruh..... Gold !!

mriguy 10-13-2014 05:52 PM

Definitely Goooh

Trying to frame Nick


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