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revolver 07-08-2018 11:57 AM

Strange catch
 
Went out to Vermillion Bay last Friday, caught our limit of reds, 3 spotted cat and 3 keeper specks, now I?ve caught catfish and reds together often, but the specks threw me for a loop, everything was caught on dead shrimp on the bottom, an anchored in one spot.. has anyone else ever caught those 3 fish together in one spot at the same time? Specks are on the right side of the table?https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...ccca9e17eb.jpg


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redaddiction 07-08-2018 01:29 PM

If you caught 3 specs on dead shrimp then there was probably a lot more there. They usually don?t bite dead shrimp too good. Did you try artificial baits for them too?

wishin i was fishin 07-08-2018 02:58 PM

The bay can be a strange place at times. I have caught 4 species in the same canal, Reds, Specs, Flounder, and Bass, but never anchored up on the same bait.

Good catch!

lil bubba 07-08-2018 06:23 PM

Don't fish nowhere near V. Bay but have caught on southern shore lake pontchartrain reds , trout , bass , flounder , ladyfish ,sheaphead , drum , gars , sharks , bull croakers , fresh water cats , hard heads , sailcats , jack crevalle , guess that covers it........

revolver 07-08-2018 06:27 PM

Strange catch
 
We tried a couple different artificial baits but no luck. We caught 5 specks total with 3 keepers. It was a fun trip none the less
We actually caught blue cats, black drum, Gou, croakers, trout, reds and flatheads

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reelguy1 07-10-2018 12:44 PM

Salinity levels have been higher than usual this past week:


https://waterdata.usgs.gov/nwis/uv?07387040

MattMigues 07-10-2018 02:47 PM

Vermillion bay is known to hold all species at one time, lower salinity levels allow the freshwater fish to survive and its enough salt for the salt water species to maintain. reds can live in fresh water and trout can survive in lower levels than most think.


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