Copahee 7/2

A repeat of my yak fishing post (sorry), but not many may look there and I felt like sharing a beautiful day in the low country!

Got there with the sunrise…

Threw the minnow trap out and filled up in a hurry, but did not need them because cut mullet was the ticket today. Paddled out and started working the grass, but nothing was interested at first. Lots of crashing deeper in the grass though. The magic seemed to start once Timbuck2 showed up. He managed 2 over the slot fish in about 20 minutes. Here is one hook-up.

Finally I got one, and it was a nice one. About 31-32" and between 11-12 lbs on the scale.

After a little while (and a stinking stingray)I got #2. About 28" and 6-7lbs.

I put one more in the yak similar to the above one, but no pics…timbuck may have one?

Finally, there is the one that got away…

Tim had a wrecking ball as well. Hit and run…broke the braid/50lb leader before he could even get the rod out of the holder.

Very nice day!

John

15’ Ocean Kayak Scupper Pro

1996 Sunbird Spirit 170 - 112 Johnson

Wow, looks like a great day, what a hog! All on cut mullet huh? Fresh that day of frozen? Just asking. Thanks for sharing, gotta get up that way soon.

Frozen actually. There was fresh around, but I was too lazy to throw the net.

John

1996 Sunbird Spirit 170 - 112 Johnson
15’ Ocean Kayak Scupper Pro

Good to know, I’ll bring some home with me next time.

man looks like you had a nice day! What kinda rig where you using in the pic it looks just like a reg bottom rig

180cc Sea Pro
140hp Johnson

Simple two hook rig and one rigged with hook and splitshot only.

1996 Sunbird Spirit 170 - 112 Johnson
15’ Ocean Kayak Scupper Pro

I’ve been there multiple times with no luck, I guess you need to use bait there.

“In every species of fish I’ve angled for, it is the ones that have got away that thrill me the most, the ones that keep fresh in my memory. So I say it is good to lose fish. If we didn’t, much of the thrill of angling would be gone.” Ray Bergman