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    #61
    Kayak + Christmas Bay =
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      #62
      some good info here

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        #63
        Originally posted by sierracharlie338 View Post
        Until you can get on a boat. Buy some live shrimp and put it under a popping cork. Easiest way to catch fish in saltwater.
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        If you can't catch them on live shrimp that means they're aren't any fish around.

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          #64
          Originally posted by Johnny View Post
          Alright, that's enough! All I do is stare at the surf cam all day!!
          Well it was dang chilly this morning, I ended up catching a couple trout before I gave up. Leaky waders and numb finger's did me in! Seemed like I was colder this morning than all of the wade's I made during Jan and Feb!!

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            #65
            If you were closer I'd throw you some fillets. I don't eat fish, and generally don't keep what I catch, unless the kids, wife, family, etc., want some fish. Pulled some huge fillets off a couple redfish after drift fishing some back lakes while down there. Heading down again in the morning in prep for Warrior Weekend here Ina few weeks. Gonna try out some new spots I think.

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              #66
              Sounds like fun

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                #67
                Throw some frozen shrimp on a hook, toss it in the water, sit back with with a cold one and wait!!! Keep it simple fellers!!!
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                  #68
                  I caught 7 this size last summer. I had no idea what I was doing. I caught some bait fish and then just hooked them up and tossed them out. I was on a jetty and caught them within 20 yards of the rocks.



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                    #69
                    Good fishing from jettis? Are they easy to walk to the end of? I don't know anything about coast stuff lol

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                      #70
                      Originally posted by jck View Post
                      Good fishing from jettis? Are they easy to walk to the end of? I don't know anything about coast stuff lol
                      Jetties are almost like a reef. They have the full food chain from the smallest critters (crabs, barnacles, shrimp, minnows, etc. and the smaller stuff they eat) that hang around the rocks and on up in size that eats them up to sharks weighing hundreds of pounds.

                      Depending on the time of year and conditions, you can catch a big variety of food fish from trout, reds, croaker, whiting, drum, sheepshead, sharks and so on.

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                        #71
                        Originally posted by jck View Post
                        Good fishing from jettis? Are they easy to walk to the end of? I don't know anything about coast stuff lol
                        Not much better than throwing a topwater off the jetties and watching cinder block blowups from trout inhaling the bait.

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                          #72
                          Looks like I'm going to have to get in on this action too. I'm trying the whole fly fishing thing at the moment. I usually find fishing pretty **** boring, but the fly bit is making it somewhat fun.

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                            #73
                            Lets catch some fish Jeff

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                              #74
                              Originally posted by jck View Post
                              Lets catch some fish Jeff
                              I know absolutely jack about fishing, for the most part and especially saltwater fishing.

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                                #75
                                Call, text, or email me.
                                Capt. James, owner of Fin & Feather Guide Service, has thirty years fishing and waterfowl hunting on the Texas Gulf Coast.   Capt. James has been working as a fishing and waterfowl guide out of Port...

                                I have some open weekends the next few weeks.

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