FlyingMetalMan

Katy, TX, United States

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04 Nov 16:02

Santana Did you try Texas Saltwater Fishing magazine. I think they have predictions in it.

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04 Nov 15:36

Ok. Now I'm upset. This is what NOAA tide and current says. Notice: The U.S. government is closed. However, because the information this website provides is necessary to protect life and property, this site will be updated and maintained during the federal government shutdown. 

For the latest forecasts and critical weather information, visit weather.gov.

To learn more, visit commerce.gov/news/blog

30 Oct 22:50

That should do the job for sure.

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13 Oct 17:42

29 Sep 07:36

Saturday was beautiful.  The fishing wasn't great for us in our area, but the weather and lack of over all traffic on the water  made up for it.

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Bummer. Some fool always has to screw things up.

04 Aug 09:45

It drives me crazy the way people leave trash everywhere.  Unbelievable.

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Wshodge Interesting

Awesome.  Thank you for the advice.  I will give it a shot.

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17 Jul 08:25

Need some advise.  I have located some redfish sitting on an oyster bed in 2' of water or less.  I am throwing a cork with Gulp.  I either catch a fish or get hung up half the time.  I am trying to keep my cork and not litter the area with them.  Plus it gets a little spendy at $8 a pop.  I tried using a shorter leader, about a 12", but I could not get bit.  However, my usual longer leader did.  I was thinking of using a lighter leader so I can break it off easier and keep my cork.  Maybe 10-15 lbs.  To light? I am using 20-25 pound Seagar now, just depends on what I grab.  Any ideas on how to solve this problem.  Topwater?  Wake bait?  Cheaper cork?  Please let me know what ideas you have.  Thank you in advance.  

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