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Old 09-01-2011, 11:53 AM
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Well what do y'all think this weather will do to the fishing in Big Lake? Hope it doesn't ruin the fishing.
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Old 09-01-2011, 12:42 PM
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Only the big man upstairs knows....the track is still anywhere from texas to florida.
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Old 09-01-2011, 12:55 PM
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If its is like today....horrible.....east winds 20mph...tide falling hard...rip currents all on the channel....have to tie a car battery to sink a bait
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Old 09-01-2011, 01:53 PM
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Yea was afraid of that. Looks like it stalled in the gulf. Just when it started to get good its gunna fall apart
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Wait till it passes,always good fishing after a storm!
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That was Tuesday and Wednesday. 30 trout 5.5 pound average. 6.8 was the biggest and none were over 25". Today I caught 6 trout with 3lbs the biggest. It would be a good weekend to learn to catch trout in bad conditions.
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Old 09-01-2011, 05:02 PM
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That was Tuesday and Wednesday. 30 trout 5.5 pound average. 6.8 was the biggest and none were over 25". Today I caught 6 trout with 3lbs the biggest. It would be a good weekend to learn to catch trout in bad conditions.

WE only had 10 with our biggest about 4 or a little over
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When the water drops back out the shrimp are going to be running hard. Every marsh I hit looking for reds had 10 count shrimp popping all over.

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When the water drops back out the shrimp are going to be running hard. Every marsh I hit looking for reds had 10 count shrimp popping all over.
I would not be worried about the fish....get da cast net.
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Sheet i need da freezu fewl of demmm...nice skrimps dere.
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Yea I hear ya. I have enough trouble catching trout in great conditions much less horrible conditions, but I'm learning. Yea with shrim like that I'll pass on the fish.... For a little while
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After a hurricane or storm, fishing will get better after all the rain water goes out.
Don't know what it is, but after a storm, crabs, shrimp and fish get thick.
And just before a low pressure, like a hurricane, fishing can get better too.
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I'll take 100 lbs of them shrimp
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