Devin
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I love this digest of your fishing trips.
And it all sounds about right to me: low water levels for the bass, incoming tide for the trout, etc.
Thank you for sharing this.
Here’s to a great fall!!
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I’m confused, in order to get to the Long Rocks you have to pass Lake Athanasio first.
So did you go to the Long Rocks and fish the gap? Because that’s what it sounds like.
How heavy were the jigheads you were throwing?
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This is the first alligator report ever in the history of LAFR, LAFB Inshore, and this Community. LOL
Thanks for giving us a heads up as to what you were seeing down there.
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“Back in the day I could go there and catch limits of trout and reds every trip.”
The fishing was a lot better. But it’s coming back.
“Any tips and tricks for learning the MRGO area, or even re-learning the Montegut area are greatly appreciated!”
Well, if it were me, I’d do exactly what I teach.
Because that’s what I do. And it works.
Welcome to the forum, glad to have you.
The fishing is about to get really good, too. You’re in the right place to leverage that.
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Sounds like a brutal day on the water.
Well, like you said, at least you have the tracks.
The fishing will improve.
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Sounds like the weather gave you lemons, so you made lemonade.
Fall is coming. Water temps will drop, the shrimp will move out and the fish will move in.
Thank you for reporting back!
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This is why we fish Venice.
Great report, thanks for posting!
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This is a great report!
It’s good to hear about the shrimp, and I’m gonna ask: were they white or brown?
I imagine the white shrimp ought to be running, and it’s good to know if they are over there.
Because if they are there, then are probably doing so here.
And white shrimp start out waayyyy on the inside whereas brown shrimp live more on the outside.
Knowing the difference is very important.
Those white shrimp will bring the fish inside quick.
Great report, thanks for posting!
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“Once it got hot we spent several hours in Biloxi Marsh riding, looking, and laying down tracks.”
This stood out to me the most.
Thank you for doing what most are unwilling to do.
I’m assuming you already have locations of old weirs in the area? Those are the most unobvious hazard to navigation out there.
Otherwise, Biloxi Marsh is fairly static. It doesn’t change a whole lot like Venice, and it’s soft muddy bottom is way more forgiving. lol
Also, great work taking advantage of the Long Rocks (at least) one last time before fall gets into full swing.
Excellent report, thank you for posting!
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If you’re throwing into/at the rocks, a 1/8 oz jighead will get hung up far less.
Orange is Long Rocks, green is Short Rocks.
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I guess about 10am.
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VERY good to know! Thank you for sharing.
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“Another good sign- finally seeing juvenile reds in the marsh after a summer of not catching many reds.”
Don’t worry, as soon as they’re 18″ they’ll catch an arrow. lol
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I’m glad I said something! lol
And if you never posted this report I wouldn’t have known to say anything!
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That is the most complete list of weirs I’ve ever seen anyone put together.
Excellent work.
But you’re missing one from that file.
