My dad and I battled the East wind for three days, and finally on Memorial Day afternoon the spottails decided to eat. We caught ten fish in thirty minutes and they were all over slot. All were on live menhaden.
way to perservere. those are some fat sumbiches
Good job, and welcome to the site. What kind of boat is that?
Nice fish! Way to hang in there.
Really like the way you have those Driftmaster (or similar) rod holder’s set up on the bow. 
Definitely looks like reds in the McClellanville part of the “Ditch”. Nice fat silver reds. 
Good report and very nice reds
Nice job. Looks like the ICW
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It’s a 22’ Palmetto Custom bay boat.
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Originally posted by Black BartGood job, and welcome to the site. What kind of boat is that?
“Count that day lost, whose low descending sun is not, in part, obscured by powder from my gun.”
That’s my dad’s boat and he has 18 rod holders for fishing and 16 on his back rails and t-top for storage. He’s a more is better kind of guy. We were in the ICW a few miles south of McClellanville.
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Originally posted by iFlyReally like the way you have those Driftmaster (or similar) rod holder’s set up on the bow.
Definitely looks like reds in the McClellanville part of the “Ditch”. Nice fat silver reds.
“Count that day lost, whose low descending sun is not, in part, obscured by powder from my gun.”
Great fish. The fight is awesome in May, isn’t it! Fat and greedy reds, chancing upon a hook! Good times!
Vinman
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Well done! Thanks for sharing!