Mud and I went out early this morning for a paddle in the rain. We picked the right spot at right time with one of our better days. 20+ reds up to 26" and over 30 trout up to 20".Everything was caught on artificials.
Not sure why we don’t look more excited.
Hardcore. Thats what I am talking about:stuck_out_tongue:
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Was a good day! rain or not. We saw a oyster fight like a flounder and a Red Fish that jumped out of a yak. On top of what we kept, we lost a lot too. Still, with the rain, it was better than staying at home!
Mud
Is the kayak in the first picture a rare Pamlico 140 like mine?
14’ Pamlico 140 Angler w/ rudder
Switching to lead-free tackle.
i got out too on the wando.
did well.
surprised because of the bad weather.
to this day, most of my best catching days have been with crappy weather.
good on ya guys cut & mud !!!
Good on you cutmullet. Way to get on 'em.
21’ Sea-Pro CC
Yamaha 150
“Aquaholic”
2008 Dodge Ram Mega-Cab 4x4 6.7 Cummins
“There is no hunting like the hunting of man, and those who have hunted armed men long enough and liked it, never care for anything else thereafter.”
Ernest Hemingway
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Is the kayak in the first picture a rare Pamlico 140 like mine?
Jordon, It’s cut’s pungo…I didn’t feal like using my 160.
Mud
Thats a Pungo, my first fishing yak, bought in 2001.
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Originally posted by cutmulletThats a Pungo, my first fishing yak, bought in 2001.
quite possibly the luckiest kayak in the southeast !