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Old 06-29-2012, 10:17 AM
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I saw this on the way back from Johnson Bayou Wednesday afternoon around 3:30-3:45. I couldn't stop and check it out cause I was running late getting back to Sulphur. It appeared to be bull reds washed up on the beach. When I was heading back down here this morning I stopped. Of the smell was horrendous but I counted over 20+ bull reds on the beach. I even found some catfish but mainly all big bull reds. Ratdog would've had another meltdown seeing all the wormy meat going to waste. Any else seen this or have seen this before. It was probably an area a mile long. I'll check to be more accurate on the way back. But just one little area had well over 20+ reds. Just curious what would cause this. ImageUploadedByTapatalk1340982968.389836.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1340982989.945400.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1340983019.234006.jpg


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Old 06-29-2012, 10:19 AM
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May have floated in from a dead zone in the gulf. I have passedthrough goin offshore before and seen thousands floatin dead. No oxygen in the water.
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Old 06-29-2012, 10:26 AM
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Yall pissed off Rat dog the other day.....this is what happens.

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Old 06-29-2012, 10:54 AM
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Really. That's weird how that can happen. What causes that? I'm not scholar nor do I pretend to be one. Just a joke.


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Yall pissed off Rat dog the other day.....this is what happens.

Top Dawg is probably right.
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I saw fish for over 4 miles. That's a lot of fish.


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Big lake has too many fish raise the limit..lol
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Its caused by an algae bloom offshore that depletes the OX level's, that why we need tropical storms, to mix up the water, cool it off so you don't have problem like this.
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Its caused by an algae bloom offshore that depletes the OX level's, that why we need tropical storms, to mix up the water, cool it off so you don't have problem like this.
^^^. That time of year too.
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Old 06-29-2012, 11:27 AM
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Its caused by an algae bloom offshore that depletes the OX level's, that why we need tropical storms, to mix up the water, cool it off so you don't have problem like this.
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You see what happens when you close the weirs!!!! Lol!!!!!!!
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Shrimp boats....kill big reds...
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I checked it on the way back. Over 4.5 miles I saw fish.


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BP caused it
I think one of those reds had a head like a dolphin
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It's caused by over harvesting flounder so yall start throwing them flatties back.

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net boats, they are spread out due to the currents
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