Devin
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What’s you top speed?
Yeah, a 21 with a 150 should be able to go 35. That’s fast enough.
But you could maybe make something happen.
I dunno man, I would look at the end of the Long Rocks and those rigs you can see from the end of it.
Lake Anathasio is probably gonna be Throwback City.
I’d also like to hit the rigs in Bay Eloi.
If push comes to shove and you have to stay inside due to storms, I’d hit the south side of the Rock Dam and work my way SE, hitting points, oysters and tidelines all the way down.
You can put some redfish together in those coves.
Good luck!
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There’s quite a few rigs out there to fish.
Good luck!
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No, but I always wanted to investigate this further. I have circled around it while on a run from BSL to Biloxi looking for TT.
I don’t see any reason why you can’t find some trout and triple tail there.
You’ve got a lot to work with here. IIRC, there’s a ledge on the bay side. You may see crab traps lined up on it.
You also have those rock jetties there. They are worth investigating and if they’re in 10ft of water I would really pick them apart.
There are also AOC pots on the southeast side/point of the island that I saw TT in.
I don’t see any reason as to why you can’t get on the Sound side of the island and pick up trout on the beach.
Good luck!
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A little nostalgia here: one of my favorite topwater blowups at Breton Island in 2011. Had a trout hit the topwater then take off through the water before a big shark tore him in half. I still have that topwater lure today.
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Sounds like a classic Breton Sound epic with a buncha LAFB pipehitters.
Where you guys throwing topwater under a sunny sky?
I do think that if you threw Corkies or something finesse-y like a ned rig you would have limited out.
But I get it: dat topwater bite tho!
Man, I am living vicariously through y’all.
Excellent work. Thank you so much for posting this report!
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Also, I changed the title so that non-members can’t see the spot you fished.
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That you caught 15 trout in Mack’s Pass in July is pretty impressive.
I think this is a sign that the trout fishing is improving.
Because back then (before The Freshening) being able to scratch out 15 somewhere like there was doable. Then it became virtually impossible.
So that tells me things are getting better.
Thank you so much for posting this report! And much respect for the grind!!!
Those are some nice fish!
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Most inshore anglers do not.
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ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
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Good. Even better.
Man, I wish I was there with you guys. Sounds like an epic day!!!
So proud of you guys for just sending it and going for the gold.
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ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
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And maybe this graphic helps, too. It kinda shows how I see side imaging sonar inside my head.
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This article can help you get started:
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This is where the most recent sonar image is.
It is what just passed under the transducer.
B
This is the most distant sonar history, whatever was scanned roughly a minute or so ago.
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This marks the shoreline on the left (or port) side of the boat.
NOTE: I am intentionally zoomed out to show this.
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Shoreline on the right (or starboard) side of the boat.
E
The surface of the water.
F
The seafloor directly underneath the boat.
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It’s definitely in the south!
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That’s a really good point. Very smart. But the grass is kind of a giveaway that the water is still getting enough sunlight at 8ft.
