12/28 Upper Laguna
Heavy fog rolled Saturday morning causing a late start. Forecast stated it would clear up at 9am (definite lie), decided to launch and gave it to god and the gps. Headed for a shallow grass flat with nice sand holes and a near by drop off to 3-4ft. Started the morning with the Mansfield dart and changed to a 5in paddle that I felt more comfortable with fishing lower and slower. With the darker green water I started with a down south red flash progressively changing to draker colors (Mansfield marg, plum) until I got to a dark copper and black color called “color x” right as the major kicked up and caught this nice 25” trout slowly working over a sand pocket between the grass. She posed and was safely released back to her sand pocket home. First fish I caught on my new Laguna trident. The rest of the morning produced several small reds on the same copper color.

AU helps make ur lures FUZZY! Happy new year.

I was clinching my dam checks when I boat flipped this one. I kept repeating Caleb’s instructions “point the rod down, hold the spool”. 28” on da money boga had him at 9 lbs. #headandshoulders

You carry a compass while wading? Probably not. Well I’d highly suggest having one handy or at least making sure you have a compass app on your home. The fog rolled in on us in Baffin today while we were several hundred yards from the boat. That handy compass guided me right back to my boat with ease.

Finally joined up here! Looking forward to the fellas putting out killer content!

Trinity bay Triples on bulls all morning

Want to give thanks to everyone in AnglerU for everything they do to put this together & for the knowledge & the friends I have made since joining this program want to wish everyone a happy holidays & merry Christmas 🎄🎅🏼🎁 & tight lines 🎣

The cool weather had the reds feeling frisky this morning in Freeport!!!!

12/20 fished the Upper Laguna following Capt. James report from last week, and headed for a shallow flat directly adjacent to a deep drop off. Water temp was in the low 60’s with a NNW wind and nice cloud cover. Started the morning fishing a corky in waist deep water which was producing small 10-12” trout. Switched to a 5” paddle tail and worked the bottom and as the minor got closer, this turned up several good size 22 - 23” trout but could not find one to bust the 25” mark. Towards the end of the minor the flat came alive with ducks flying and mullet popping. Saw a nervous mullet jumping for his life and threw right behind him and hooked up with a nice 26” red. Caught these fish using the bates salty hundo I won on the live stream (thanks AU!) hands down best reel out there.

I wish I was kidding when I said this has literally taken 10 hours and it’s still not done. I’m working on it tho! The squirrels are still peddling!