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Old 09-09-2013, 10:55 AM
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that is good stuff and fun to read..thanks..not sure where u were tho...at the jetties.?
.or near west fork.?
.which is the bayou that leads from channel to west cove?>
nice report anyway

I may wanna try that because we aint been catchin sheeat in the lake lately...waiting for the flounder run in the channel and the cool temps...heat very hurtfull to chico lately
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Old 09-09-2013, 05:18 PM
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that is good stuff and fun to read..thanks..not sure where u were tho...at the jetties.?
.or near west fork.?
.which is the bayou that leads from channel to west cove?>
nice report anyway

I may wanna try that because we aint been catchin sheeat in the lake lately...waiting for the flounder run in the channel and the cool temps...heat very hurtfull to chico lately
I apologize that I wasn't clearer. When I say Cameron Jetties, I literally mean close to the rock likes that just out into the Gulf a mile or so. There is a break in the rock lines on each side that I call the "west cut" and the "east cut" depending on the side. Since the winds were from the east, the west side of the jetties (which is really open Gulf of Mexico except for the rock line) was protected from the waves, so that's where we fished. So the precise spot where we were fishing was in the Gulf of Mexico, 50 yards south of the west cut, which seems like 1/2 mile or so from the beach.

Our favorite spot is actually at the tip of the western end, between the end of the rocks and the green channel marker, but about 20 yards west of the rock line. If you have a depth finder, there is a hole here. Both bull reds and bull drum love this spot, but there were already several boats stacked up in that spot, so we fished the cut instead.

We put in at the boat ramp on the east side (by the pier) most times, but when we're on the west side, we'll run down a couple miles from the ramp by the ferry.
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