Went out with a friend and fellow SSWA member on his boat. He is kinda new to the salt, so wanted to show him some new things. We chunked plugs in the AM. We dug through his box and found a small skitter walk and in short order he was walking the dog. I managed a 16.5" trout on a skitter walk. He had many strikes but did not hook up this time. My guess is he will next time he tries…
Since he has not caught much to-date, I did something I haven’t done in 9 months - Tied up a carolina rig and showed him a reliable cut bait spot. It didn’t disappoint… We ended the rainy morning with two reds apiece between 21" and 28".
Hooked up, screaming drag
Good times! 28"
26.5"
All the reds had beautiful coloring today, like Louisiana Reds…
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Very nice fish, I love that dark bronze color. And, what a good deed!
Very nice. Thanks for sharing!
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Nice catch,maybe my luck will change,
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150 Mercury Salt Water
Good man Optiker…Glad ya got ole Larry out there…that’s what our club is ALL ABOUT!!!..Nice fish too!!!
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Dave, get out the little blurry pen for your pic 
Good on ya for showing the new guy the ropes.
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does the red in that last picture have any spots?
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Originally posted by hooked up2
does the red in that last picture have any spots?
DOn't let him kid ya, it's an overgrown croaker. :wink:
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