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redroaster 06-11-2011 10:49 AM

surf is hot!
 
friend told me they limited out in da surf this morning all on top....go get em boys!!!!!!!!

yak'em-n-stack'em 06-11-2011 10:56 AM

Gonna try and go next weekend maybe sat morning til about 9. Got my nieces birthday party in lake Charles

BayBolt23 06-11-2011 11:33 AM

The surf ? where ?

redroaster 06-11-2011 02:53 PM

holly
 
holly beach, early

Ray 06-11-2011 08:44 PM

Heard from a friend that Rutherfords Beach surf fishing was good this morning too.

PaulMyers 06-11-2011 10:07 PM

I hope to keep seeing these beach reports. I'm getting excited.

Sent from my EVO

YellowMouth7 06-13-2011 08:27 AM

Water looked pretty this weekend....But I stayed in the lake.....had one report from from a buddy in the ship channel Sat only 1 trout.

PaulMyers 06-13-2011 08:32 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ray (Post 267171)
Heard from a friend that Rutherfords Beach surf fishing was good this morning too.

Ray, Any idea how far down the beach you can drive. I haven't been down to Rutherford Beach since before RITA. I use to be able to drive all the way to Cameron.

Gerald 06-13-2011 11:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by PaulMyers (Post 267878)
Ray, Any idea how far down the beach you can drive. I haven't been down to Rutherford Beach since before RITA. I use to be able to drive all the way to Cameron.

I have not been the Ruterford's in a long long time. I was afraid to go past the end of the road. The sand was real soft there for ~100 feet before it got harder near the water. I only had the "215" size tires then, so they were a little skinney.

PaulMyers 06-13-2011 11:44 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gerald (Post 267976)
I have not been the Ruterford's in a long long time. I was afraid to go past the end of the road. The sand was real soft there for ~100 feet before it got harder near the water. I only had the "215" size tires then, so they were a little skinney.

Kinda what I'm worried about. My tires are way bigger than that but my suburban is very heavy also.

Did you use to fish with Jerry down there?

Gerald 06-13-2011 11:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by PaulMyers (Post 267980)
Kinda what I'm worried about. My tires are way bigger than that but my suburban is very heavy also.

Did you use to fish with Jerry down there?

I have fished with several people at the beach......but don't remember a Jerry.

Dink 06-13-2011 01:03 PM

I got stuck out there last summer......only advise I got is get a good running start!! To get back off the beach I got it up to almost 30 and cruzed right on top!

evidrine 06-13-2011 01:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dink (Post 268035)
I got stuck out there last summer......only advise I got is get a good running start!! To get back off the beach I got it up to almost 30 and cruzed right on top!

Nice! lol! Got stuck last year on Holly Beach first thing in the morning. Not fun. Took some work to get out of that mess.

Feesherman 06-13-2011 02:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by evidrine (Post 268045)
Nice! lol! Got stuck last year on Holly Beach first thing in the morning. Not fun. Took some work to get out of that mess.


Bring a shovel and a bucket. Fetching water with your bucket and pouring it out onto the sand after you dig out a little bit helps to pack it and make it a harder surface to drive on.

Slidellkid 06-13-2011 02:32 PM

Would it be easier to bring a four wheeler?

specksNdaSURF 06-13-2011 02:33 PM

my cousin did really well out there yesterday caught around 40(reds/specs/flounder) Man I need to make a trip bad!

PaulMyers 06-13-2011 02:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Slidellkid (Post 268095)
Would it be easier to bring a four wheeler?

Only if I had one. :o

huntin fool 06-13-2011 02:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Slidellkid (Post 268095)
Would it be easier to bring a four wheeler?

If you want.. I have bade experiences with those beaches and fourwheelers :rolleyes:

Gerald 06-13-2011 02:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by specksNdaSURF (Post 268096)
my cousin did really well out there yesterday caught around 40(reds/specs/flounder) Man I need to make a trip bad!

I thought you were going to let me know when to hit the beach?

Anyone going in the morning? I will be a Holly beach and watch the sun come up.

Dink 06-13-2011 03:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by evidrine (Post 268045)
Nice! lol! Got stuck last year on Holly Beach first thing in the morning. Not fun. Took some work to get out of that mess.

I got stuck at 4am.....got out a little after 6......it sucked!

SULPHITE 06-13-2011 03:51 PM

i think my buddy told me about some folks got stuck on holly beach and high tide came in...looked like ants running around trying to get it unstuck!

evidrine 06-13-2011 04:20 PM

Now thats pretty funny! I deff had to do the digg and water routine. It works! Got it out within an hour I think. Almost was too worn out to fish.......Almost!

Ray 06-13-2011 10:16 PM

Rutherfords beach sand is a lot whiter and looser than Holly Beach/Johnson Bayou beaches.
If it looks loose, don't drive over it, unless you have a 4X4.
Stay on the packed sand or on the roads.
When you get to the beach at the end of the blacktop road, go left. Fish the trough
that the waves dig.
They caught finger mullet where the old Cypress Inn was. It was on the road ditch just before
you get to the last curve on the black top road. Lots of finger mullet in the ditch.

PaulMyers 06-13-2011 10:46 PM

Instead of taking one of the roads to the right and heading towards Cameron, drive straight out and follow the beach to the East? I've never fished to the East, always went to the West.

Glad to hear there is bait in the ditches, makes life a lot easier.

Thanks Ray

Ray 06-14-2011 03:17 AM

There is a lot of beach to the East. Go till you get to the sand road, packed sand and turn left. They were just past the red and white tower. They saw bait moving. Only caught for an hour, then shut down.

evidrine 06-14-2011 06:17 AM

Thats good to know. The ditches along Holly Beach have just been dug out. The were dry for a month or so. Its only been about a week or two that the water has been let back in. No bait there. You have to stop somewhere along the reserve on the way in to catch your bait. There is a small bait shop along the beach now, nothing live though. All frozen.

Feesherman 06-14-2011 07:58 AM

Why not just bring a cast net and catch your bait in the surf. We always caught bait in the surf.

Micah 06-14-2011 08:04 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Feesherman (Post 268532)
Why not just bring a cast net and catch your bait in the surf. We always caught bait in the surf.

I was getting ready to type this....plenty of bait in the surf to catch.

Armand16 06-14-2011 10:05 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dink (Post 268129)
I got stuck at 4am.....got out a little after 6......it sucked!


what u were doin out there at 4am?

evidrine 06-14-2011 03:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Feesherman (Post 268532)
Why not just bring a cast net and catch your bait in the surf. We always caught bait in the surf.

Yea, we try the surf too. Its usually hit or miss though.
Mostly an easy catch in the canals.

Salty 06-14-2011 06:26 PM

We talkin' "beach" that looks like Grand Isle.........or Empire?

Gerald 06-14-2011 07:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Marsh Boy (Post 268533)
I was getting ready to type this....plenty of bait in the surf to catch.

Not today.

Not plenty anyway. Saw some bait real early in one area. Then saw a little in a couple of spots. When I got the castnet out.....in 30 min. I only saw one school [~5 to 8] of finger mullet and they were too far out to catch.

I did throw at another school.... and caught 2 shad that were maybe 3/4" long.

Hard to see/catch bait with 1.5' to 2' waves and the wind blowing 10 to 12 mph most of the time out of the SW. Waves were often breaking over the top of the rocks. After 9 AM the tide was lower and fewer waves were coming over the top of the rocks.

The tide dropped a foot or more before 9 AM and about noon the tide started coming in slowly in the ship channel. Ship channel water was 4 to 6" visability.

Water conditions..... fairly good [~6" visability] along holly beach rocks early, but did have alot of sand/dirt in the water. Also there was a lot of Sea weed. When casting, 4 out of 5 times the bait would get hung up in sea weed before you reeled very far. Sea weed was not as bad if you got out closer to the rocks.

PaulMyers 06-14-2011 07:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gerald (Post 268829)
Not today.

Not plenty anyway. Saw some bait real early in one area. Then saw a little in a couple of spots. When I got the castnet out.....in 30 min. I only saw one school [~5 to 8] of finger mullet and they were too far out to catch.

I did throw at another school.... and caught 2 shad that were maybe 3/4" long.

Hard to see/catch bait with 1.5' to 2' waves and the wind blowing 10 to 12 mph most of the time out of the SW. Waves were often breaking over the top of the rocks. After 9 AM the tide was lower and fewer waves were coming over the top of the rocks.

The tide dropped a foot or more before 9 AM and about noon the tide started coming in slowly in the ship channel. Ship channel water was 4 to 6" visability.

Water conditions..... fairly good [~6" visability] along holly beach rocks early, but did have alot of sand/dirt in the water. Also there was a lot of Sea weed. When casting, 4 out of 5 times the bait would get hung up in sea weed before you reeled very far. Sea weed was not as bad if you got out closer to the rocks.

What Gerald said!

If the wind would have lay'd some, the water would have cleared in no time.

Gerald 06-14-2011 08:09 PM

Other information.....

We stopped at the Industrial Park on the ICWW to clean the fish. We could not get electricity to come on. Turned on he switch on the pole.....tried to reset the "no=fault" breakers..... nothing worked.

Has anyone used this fish cleaning station recently..... and had power?????

Dink 06-14-2011 08:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Armand16 (Post 268565)
what u were doin out there at 4am?

I go real early with a spotlight. Check the water clarity, look for bait, throw a topwater a few times, just check each beach out till I find what I'm looking for.......I jhavent been since last year, heard they closed most beach's to driving.....except for Florida I think??


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