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    Yes I was in Florida for 5 days fishing for the good eating Red Ear Sun Fish or Shell Cracker. When we got their Sunday the Crackers were coming into the bedding areas but the Storms Sunday night stopped this process. They did begin to come back in Tuesday Afternoon and Wednesday was wide open. My ole buddy Billy Minton and I caught a limit (50 each) Wednesday and carried back to Georgia 200 Panfish (Bream) and 25 Specs (Crappie). It was a very good trip and two old childhood friends really enjoyed this place in Astor, Florida. We met many good people from all over this nation and we all had a common goal, Catch fish and enjoy the St. Johns River.

    You can catch Specs from the crack until high Sun every AM but they are small this year compared to the past...

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    man am i mad....i so want to be on the st johns but i got to wait until june...those pics make it worse...where on the river did yall fish....looks familiar.....if i won the lottery today i would move to astor fla and fish every day....where did you catch the specs

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    Lake Dexter. The wind kept us off Lake George.

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    Nice fishes Danbo, very nice fishes

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    way to go,my grandfather had land in the forest north of hog valley and rodman.
    Died years ago but its still in the family,good hunting and fishing all over that area

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    goodhaul and pixs thanks for sharing
    fishing from the couch in front of the tv doesnt count

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    Sorry I was late seeing this post. I have been wondering all week how the trip went. Glad y'all had a good time and is the restaurant at the RV park on hwy 40 as you cross the river still pretty good?

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    Yes

    Quote Originally Posted by 1 cove View Post
    sorry i was late seeing this post. I have been wondering all week how the trip went. Glad y'all had a good time and is the restaurant at the rv park on hwy 40 as you cross the river still pretty good?

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    I went down to Lake George 25 May. My Father in law(from Seville) and I got on the beds and caught 175 very nice shellies!!! I love it down there!

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    great looking fish

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