Found a Few Hibiscus not Quite Bloomed…..7/5/2025
This is always a great spot with cypress, cattails and now a blooming hibiscus..next time I’m there…
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Fish Attractant in the Coastal N.C. Marsh…..7/4/2025
"Thanks John…anytime you get close to them there’s hundreds of different insects…"
Joe Struck Copper on a Sand Bar….7/5/2025
The wind was building on the main river so we splashed back to the ramp after 42 gills, 1 bullhead…
"Up early this morning, heard we were going to have a tropical storm in the Carolina’s…so Joe and I went and burned some crickets…"
Fish Attractant in the Coastal N.C. Marsh…..7/4/2025
"I have Bruce but most jigs I use are 1/32 or 1/16 with a little bigger hook…..with so many…"
Fish Attractant in the Coastal N.C. Marsh…..7/4/2025
"Smart plan. Do you fish any ant or grasshopper type jigs and bait?"
Fish Attractant in the Coastal N.C. Marsh…..7/4/2025
I search out these wild hibiscus flowers because they attract lots of insects which in turn brings…
Emerald Tail Black Crappie……7/3/2025
"It may be a brackish water thing…..these fish are living in an area just a mile from dense…"
Nice Channel Cat Grabbed the Jig Under a Float…..7/3/2025
"Anywhere you have food and a little current you have plenty of channel cat……had…"
"Thanks John….I ran out of characters or I would have included the falling wind…"
Emerald Tail Black Crappie……7/3/2025
You only get these markings right after the catch….they go dark in minutes…
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Please revise your profile answer on the favorite place to catch a bluegill question from ha ha to legitimate GPS coordinates. We would find those more helpful.
Just kidding, what are honey holes if they're not secret?
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