Started late today waiting water rise in Bushy Park. Tried a drop shot rig and lost quite a few tackles in the stumps and nothing to show for it. Move on up the Copper and started fishing a new spot but dropped one at the boat. fished the area for quite a while drifting through then starting over again thinking there has to be another flounder here and behold am i pulling a rock?
Nice! Thanks for the report!
WOW…
Way to go…
Sweet, that’s a big azz flattie
Camera man, back of the boat please! Make sure you get it all in that frame!!! New name change gonna be Flatrat357
Legend. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks fellows. This area I have never fished before but while travelling up the river some areas just look attractive and I fished it for awhile before hooking this baby.
NICE fish!
Wish i could hit the flatties like that man!
Great fish pal. Make sure to enter it at releaseover20.org I’d love to see you win the prize!
Will Do!! As you reported you like scouting other areas is how I lucked up on that Door Mat venturing in new waters
Keep them coming brother.
Nice Flounder, congrats Fatrat! Glad to hear you are a tagger too.
Nice to see you back!
Congrats! Can you describe what makes an area "just look attractive’?
Structure, moving water, bait, ambush point
Well mdl5155 I look for side streams, definitely sandy area, pockets slower moving tide a few hours before HI or Low. This works for me and rocks of course with that swimbait or minnow falling.
Thanks Fatrat for the info, hard to come by info sometimes
Using artificials, no need to count to 10 or anything like that. They thump it hard! And often that thump will feel like getting stuck on an oyster clump that you slowly drag back to the boat…until it starts head shaking 
I look for creeks that often go dry at low tide that have decent oysters. I try to avoid mud bottoms , it holds little life. Along some shore lines you will see areas covered with oyster s with bare sandy areas in between. Ideal spots for flounder
