Being the wind won’t stop blowing I headed back to my old home waters. Fished a few hours this afternoon & the Bass were very finicky. Did manage to land a few. It was great to Striper fish as I miss it.

Nothing has changed still very windy & next 10-day forecast doesn’t look any better. Hit a FW pond this morning

Caught this micro Snook

And got this micro Tarpon. Both fish were caught on boni cord black & purple fly bout 2 1/2” long

Well the winds been blowing for 4-days now & supposed to continue all week

So it’s time to replenish the fly box’s.

Last night we had a rough time getting bit. The river was loaded with finger mullet. We found a light with no mullet & Andy went 2-4 on Snook. The last light we hit the current was ripping & mullet getting blasted & he managed getting a Tarpon to end the night. I’d say the picture says it all.

Headed offshore yesterday in search of Black fin tuna. We didn’t find any but we found some yellow jacks and I have to say they taste really good. And then we headed into the ICW to see if we could find some baby tarpon. And we went 2-2

9/22/24

We hit the FW looking for some nice Electric Ditch Pickles. We found a few even a very nice Ditch Pickle. Had to deal with off & on rain. Flys of choice were 3” baitfish patterns.

Last night was to remember. Eric caught his personal best Snook on fly. He thought it was a Catfish at1st as it wasn’t fighting & then all hell broke loose when she took off plus his reel handle broke off. He had to fight this beautiful fish using the counter balance weight as his reel handle.

There was a good amount of Mullet in the river this morning. After putting 6-Tarpon in the air we finally boated 1.

What a night. Had to deal with storms blowing through but we stuck it out & it paid off. We hooked close to a bakers dozen Tarpon. Landed 1 broke another off & put 4 in the air. And thrown in for good measure a Snook. Floating line & white mullet flys.

Well we got offshore this month & there’s still plenty of Albies around. Most of them are small. Rock piles have some nice Spanish Mackerel on them.