Nobody fishing?

[MattMigues]

Live finger mullet Carolina rigged on points with current breaks or bouncing plastic off the bottom at same points. You'll pick up some into the fall. I usually catch some really nice ones in October and November.

[Montauk17]

Originally Posted by MattMigues

Live finger mullet Carolina rigged on points with current breaks or bouncing plastic off the bottom at same points. You'll pick up some into the fall. I usually catch some really nice ones in October and November.

Yep...they really like chartruse gulp swimming mullet too. Gulp shrimp works but I find they hit the swim mullet better,just gets old loosing the tails to croakers.

[meaux fishing]

I got a busy week ahead of me too...Lots of teal hunting then heading to GI to fish for a few days then I think I'll finish up with a lil teal hunting

[wishin i was fishin]

Originally Posted by haoward

TOO busy working to pay for Fuel : /

True dat Haoward!

No trout in Houston...just getting back.

[Goooh]

Originally Posted by wishin i was fishin

True dat Haoward!

No trout in Houston...just getting back.

Fished Galveston bay today and will again tomorrow morning, ain't too confident about this place based on past experience. Hopefully that changes...


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[alphaman]

[QUOTE=Goooh;626765]Fished Galveston bay today and will again tomorrow morning, ain't too confident about this place based on past experience. Hopefully that changes...


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You all over the place bro

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[marshrunner757]

Headed to the lake now

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[marshrunner757]

12 or so flounder and 12 or so specks. Flounder up to 4#. Hope to post pic later if brother in law remembers to take one.

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[huntin fool]

Beach is flat flat

[Goooh]

[quote=alphaman;626775]

Originally Posted by Goooh

Fished Galveston bay today and will again tomorrow morning, ain't too confident about this place based on past experience. Hopefully that changes...


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You all over the place bro

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Etec left us this morn, never left the lift... 4 trips, 3 different Etecs, got left 3 times!


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[marshrunner757]

Originally Posted by marshrunner757

12 or so flounder and 12 or so specks. Flounder up to 4#. Hope to post pic later if brother in law remembers to take one.

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Final count with pic. 12 flounder, 13 specks and one red.

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[MathGeek]

Originally Posted by "W"

Lake is dead.... nobody catching in lake

Weirs killing us bad!!! We should have shrimp busting everywhere


I have 4 trips starting tomorrow and afternoons...hope i can pull some fish in

Fished 4 hours today had 6 trout

The fish don't disappear because there isn't bait flowing in from the weirs, they just redistribute themselves to find the available forage. Sure, closing the weirs may reduce the available food by 10-20%, but there are plenty of mullet, pinfish, and croaker in the lake.

Do you really think the trout disappear when the shrimp population declines? But different forage requires different fishing approaches. The fish are all still there, either in the lake or in the near shore Gulf, you just have to figure out how to catch them.

Stop blaming the government for your inability to find the trout, and start praying for rain if you want the weirs open more days out of the year. There were plenty of trout in May and June, and they were growing fast, well fed, and healthy. If the food has slowed since July, they should be easy to catch (since they are hungrier) once you find them.

[Salty]

Originally Posted by MathGeek

The fish don't disappear because there isn't bait flowing in from the weirs, they just redistribute themselves to find the available forage. Sure, closing the weirs may reduce the available food by 10-20%, but there are plenty of mullet, pinfish, and croaker in the lake.

Do you really think the trout disappear when the shrimp population declines? But different forage requires different fishing approaches. The fish are all still there, either in the lake or in the near shore Gulf, you just have to figure out how to catch them.

Stop blaming the government for your inability to find the trout, and start praying for rain if you want the weirs open more days out of the year. There were plenty of trout in May and June, and they were growing fast, well fed, and healthy. If the food has slowed since July, they should be easy to catch (since they are hungrier) once you find them.

Makes sense to me.

[Bluechip]

Originally Posted by "W"

Lake is dead.... nobody catching in lake

Weirs killing us bad!!! We should have shrimp busting everywhere


I have 4 trips starting tomorrow and afternoons...hope i can pull some fish in

Fished 4 hours today had 6 trout

30 or it's free....

[PaulMyers]

Originally Posted by Bluechip

30 or it's free....

That's so last year!

[slickfish]

Originally Posted by MathGeek

The fish don't disappear because there isn't bait flowing in from the weirs, they just redistribute themselves to find the available forage. Sure, closing the weirs may reduce the available food by 10-20%, but there are plenty of mullet, pinfish, and croaker in the lake.

Do you really think the trout disappear when the shrimp population declines? But different forage requires different fishing approaches. The fish are all still there, either in the lake or in the near shore Gulf, you just have to figure out how to catch them.

Stop blaming the government for your inability to find the trout, and start praying for rain if you want the weirs open more days out of the year. There were plenty of trout in May and June, and they were growing fast, well fed, and healthy. If the food has slowed since July, they should be easy to catch (since they are hungrier) once you find them.

That boy w doesn't know anything about a trouts feeding cycle. The only cycle he's familiar with is his monthly one. Keep making maw an paw proud of their creation stumpy.

[Duck Butter]

Originally Posted by MathGeek

The fish don't disappear because there isn't bait flowing in from the weirs, they just redistribute themselves to find the available forage. Sure, closing the weirs may reduce the available food by 10-20%, but there are plenty of mullet, pinfish, and croaker in the lake.

Do you really think the trout disappear when the shrimp population declines? But different forage requires different fishing approaches. The fish are all still there, either in the lake or in the near shore Gulf, you just have to figure out how to catch them. and start praying for rain if you want the weirs open more days out of the year. There were plenty of trout in May and June, and they were growing fast, well fed, and healthy. If the food has slowed since July, they should be easy to catch (since they are hungrier) once you find them.