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Old 08-16-2014, 04:41 PM
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Default Terrible VBay Day
left the launch right at daylight and was greeted with many storms off in the distance. Went to redfish point and water was dirty with no bait working. Went castnet for bait while the storms moved off. Ran to Tee Butte, fished while the storms moved out of tiger shoals. Caught a gafftop and a ladyfish... Water was very dirty. Ran out to tiger shoals in the rough water and the water was still dirty. Caught two white trout and a bunch of gafftops.... Gave up and called it a day.
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Old 08-16-2014, 05:20 PM
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Yep we enjoyed the day too, One nice 20 in Red and a 21" Trout, with some throw backs.
On a good note some good water in coming into the bay!
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Old 08-17-2014, 08:04 AM
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I was out there too early dodging storms to the pass. Caught 4 keeper reds and several rats quick then the bite died. Moved to caldwell and caught as many white trout and bluefish you wanted to play with. Never caught so many blues in my life,man they tear up plastics. Bounced around till 5 pm ended up with 8 reds 6 specks and 2 spanish macks for the box.
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Old 08-17-2014, 09:15 PM
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Nice trip Montauk. The water in the pass was beautiful when we were coming in, but my buddies had their butts full and were ready to head in
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Old 08-17-2014, 10:42 PM
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Was out there too. Scratched
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Old 08-18-2014, 05:33 AM
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Nothing to talk about in VBay.
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Old 08-18-2014, 06:56 AM
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Don't worry bud I am back from my trip and we will get after them this week!
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Nothing to talk about in VBay.
The fish are there just not fast and furious unless you fish the rigs offshore.
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Old 08-18-2014, 02:32 PM
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The fish are there just not fast and furious unless you fish the rigs offshore.

*the right rigs*


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Old 08-18-2014, 02:37 PM
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feel free to pm me these rigs, LOL.

It sure is a learning process knowing what rigs produce and on the rigs that produce, where the sweet spots are. Some times it like a dang bream bed, you have to throw your bait in one little spot to catch, others you can catch in a huge circle, but that circle may be 100yds off the platform.
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Old 08-18-2014, 02:39 PM
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feel free to pm me these rigs, LOL.



It sure is a learning process knowing what rigs produce and on the rigs that produce, where the sweet spots are. Some times it like a dang bream bed, you have to throw your bait in one little spot to catch, others you can catch in a huge circle, but that circle may be 100yds off the platform.

Haha took me too long to find them to share. Just hit them ALL!! You'll soon have your favorites as well.


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And not just the rigs but that is enough info...
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And not just the rigs but that is enough info...
I kinda like the invisible ones!
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yep, that is exactly what I wrote but erased. Too many people see you in the middle of no where and make a beeline for you.

I will def think about acting like I am having boat troubles nex time that happens, lol...
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Exactly what we are doing. It has been a pretty long curve fishing weekends only but we have tricks and resources such as a work GIS program with plats and maps of half the GOM that I can access when I have free time.
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Exactly what we are doing. It has been a pretty long curve fishing weekends only but we have tricks and resources such as a work GIS program with plats and maps of half the GOM that I can access when I have free time.

Haha same here. Even have notes if they have shell pads are not


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Why do they use a shell pad for the Rigs? I would have guessed the fish like the legs of the platform. Shows how much I know about fishing the short rigs. I dont have a VHF on the boat, yet, so I dont head out of fear of something going wrong and no way to communicate.
I have only tried out there once, found some Gaffers and that was it.
I generally catch all I need inside the bay but Sat was a different story.
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Now that's down right un-fair! We use to have a telescoping pole that we would jab along the bottom to find the hard spots!
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i have tied a 2oz egg sinker and casted it out to drag the bottom.
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Why do they use a shell pad for the Rigs? I would have guessed the fish like the legs of the platform. Shows how much I know about fishing the short rigs. I dont have a VHF on the boat, yet, so I dont head out of fear of something going wrong and no way to communicate.
I have only tried out there once, found some Gaffers and that was it.
I generally catch all I need inside the bay but Sat was a different story.

Not exactly sure why they have them, but I would guess either for extra support/protection for the pipelines/platform. Or just to protect the bottom from the big boats moaring to them.


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