johnawill
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Nice work! Great report, thank you.
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It’s nice getting the kids out. Great report, thank you!
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Mans been floating like a butterfly and stinging like a Tomahawk missile! Another great trip and awesome report. Thank you.
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Hell yeah man! Great trip and awesome report. You have me pumped to get out there Monday.
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Awesome trip, you the man!! Thank you for the report.
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Hell yeah man, epic trip! Great report, thank you.
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I haven’t fully committed to it yet, but potentially heading down there this coming Monday 3/9. It’ll be the only chance I could go while I’m off and the only day with slightly better wind conditions from now to then. Wind will still be brutal, but I have a plan to stay as protected as possible. Will post a report if I go.
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Nice! Great report, thank you.
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Yeah, I get how your trailer hub would weight heavy on your mind while fishing, that sucks man. Glad you were able to find someone to tow it home for you.
On a positive note, you now have tracks in an area you’ve never been to which you know is worth it.
Great report as usual, thank you.
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Man what a great trip! Awesome report, thank you. Can’t wait to get back out there either next Monday or Tuesday.
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Whenever you cross that bayou from Terre aux Beouf leading into the twin pipeline you’ll want to go straight into the pipeline to stay in the channel. The areas on both sides are very shallow.
You’ll be fine running the twin pipeline down to Oak Rive along with your little false river route. I ran both of them a few times last year without any issues.
The twin pipeline does get shallow in a few areas and you’ll kick up some mud, but as long as you stay on step you should make it through without any issues.
I would add drifting Lake Skippy to your plan while your down there. I do not have any insight on wreck bay but the rest of your plan looks solid.
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I will be visiting Gus soon for a drift sock.
So, looking back on GED to November 2009, there was a platform on OP #1. H #1 looks like something in the water that was next to it that’s still there, so i just marked it just in case.
Grand Point Bay is on my radar, a lot of coves, pointes, and tidal flow in that area, and will it be added for another trip.
Very much appreciate the advice, thank you!
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I started to venture further out pass those islands with P #28, but stopped myself. The more spots I add, the more spots I’ll fish. I’ll have time to fish, but not <i style=”font-weight: bold;”>that much time, lol. Like Devin said though, you should stay on the fish doing that.
I’m not sure if you’re using this tool or not, but Devin gave me a link for “Copernicus Browser” when I was planning a Venice trip a few months back and its amazing. Hopefully the link below works and takes you to PHL 3-2-26. If not, it might take you to Venice 11-27-2025, which is fine. Let it load, then click on the calendar top left conner and adjust the year to 2026, that should prompt you to current date. Once it loads, click on the date(s) with a hard blue triangle around it and that’ll be the date with 30% cloud cover, you’ll see the cloud cover adjustable line above calendar. Let it load then grab the map and drag it over to the area you want to view and it’ll give you a good recent satellite image. It’s a fairly easy page to figure out if none of what I just said works.
Also, thank you!
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Yeah, I’m not going to Venice Monday. I’m building PLH into my old Delacroix plan and heading down there. Predicted overcast, big rising tide range, water temps ~72 degrees, SSE to S winds, and the biggest one of all, all the reports. The fish are there. I’ll hit Venice again soon, but maybe on a less windy day.
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Ahh, my apologies Jason! Totally meant to do that, but must have had a brain fart instead. Thank you @cliffhall for clarifying that for us.
