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Thread: Florida Fishing Report - Rooster Island

  1. 05-15-2015, 12:29 PM #1
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    Default Florida Fishing Report - Rooster Island


    Had to work for em today but still managed a small cooler full.....all on brown rubber bream bugs....mix of shellies and gills. Fished near the bank right off the bottom. Had a great time!

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    crowing like he owned the place

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    beautiful conditions

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    fishin hilbili pulling up the rear pole...getting ready to move

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    a nice shellie

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    two happy fishermen having a good day of fishing and fellowship

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    Nice!
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    Is that all that you could afford? Cheap trip.
    Sounds like a great trip. Sorry that I had to miss it, but I did get to experience some good rain driving to the Daytona Beach Airport.
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    I like those $20 bream you catch sometimes. So that's what your face looks like, without the stogie.
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    Good lookin gills, I smell dinner.
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    Good looking holding pole (non motorized power pole) - you make it or buy
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    Quote Originally Posted by fishin813 View Post
    Good looking holding pole (non motorized power pole) - you make it or buy
    Ordered it from GARNGER....1/2x10' ($56 with shipping)...should have got at least 12' and maybe a 5/8" .....I made the handles.....use two..... front/back

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    see where one of the "power pole" companies has a 20' avail.......- bet that has a
    dandy price attached.

    Those that you have sure beat carrying 1- 2 anchors when working the pads.
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    Wow, I believe that's the 1st time seeing a Redear larger than a Shell-cracker, what a dandy! Also been looking at them shallow water anchors, you guys might be interested in a company out of Georgia called
    Max-Gain systems, they sell all the fittings & poles to make any lengths you want, no tools needed, just epoxy components together, ss tips, ss male/female add-ons, handle, ect.....
    crappie down !
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    Here's the link. MAX-GAIN SYSTEMS, INC. : Shallow Water Anchors - Fiberglass rods to MAKE YOUR OWN!
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