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: Dang it’s cold

Will, Brent Watts and myself decided to chase some chilly weather reds and were not disappointed. Every Time I get the chance to fish with Will I always know a good times are going to be had. We decided to head out to Wassaw sound and see how many reds made t through the fall onslaught. First couple of places didn’t show much but we did manage to find a nice school of res in clear water that were excited to see us. Havn’t heard much on the stripers, I will go as soon as the tides come back down. With high water and plenty of fresh water coming down river the clarity has not been to good. Hopefully these conditions will subside and provide us with some good striper action. Still getting more reports of dead trout from the cold, 2 winters in a row now. With the trout declining this will only put more pressure on our reds. Food for tought. With the trout, yellowtail and pinfish dying off in the cold there are not a s many predators on juvenile reds. This is what may have made a the increase in the reds we saw last fall. Now what do we do if we start having mild winters again and the predators are back in full swing? will this show a decrease in reds?

Wow Whata way to start the year!!!

Well the new year has started with a big booooom!!! Over the past week I can’t even begin to guess how many fish have been caught. Clear water and mid day low tides have made it good if not great depending on the school your on. I had a gentleman on the boat who had a cca Georgia hat on, and this got me going. CCA Georgia needs to get a grip and start acting like a conservation group, instead of a money hungry non conservation group. How can cca South Carolina be so on top of fisheries management and Georgia CCA be so out of touch? Leadership! My hat goes off to Scott Whitaker and the work he has done to ensure a great fishery in South Carolina. CCA Georgia has done nothing but a failed one time stocking program for it’s inshore fishery. A swift kick in the ass is what this group needs. Enough bitching. I have not heard much on the stripers lately, I would assume they are around in good numbers, just holding in deep water. Big bucktails bounced on the bottom should produce. The reports are coming in of fish kills, The trout have taken a hit two winters in a row, it will be interesting to see if DNR may put something in place to encourage a rapid rebound.