Fishing Reports
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UGA MAREX MARINE SCIENCE SUMMER CAMP FISHING FOR FUN June 27 – July 1 This week of Marine Science Camp, the focus was fishing for fun for 36 very interested 11-12 year old campers. They first received a short on-shore demonstration of rigging tackle and safe fishing
Rick Cunningham and Dave Devore went out on Vic Vaccaro’s boat July 11th. First stop – netting bait shrimp – the best catch of the day, and we had shrimp left over when we returned 5 hrs later! In this pic Vic releases the first catch of the day. Both Vic and the skate were happy to be separated. Shortly after that he hooked into a nice sea trout who came home for dinner. Rick and Dave picked up their fish at Publix on the way home! Note that the Joe’s Cut FAD (fish attraction devices) are visible above the low tide line in the background of this image – we were there at dead low tide so didn’t get to cast towards the area.. Sent from my iPhone
Lagoon 98. #6 plantation, 2 jumping lady fish, 1 redfish by 10 yr old g son Stanton LaMar on cut shrimp, 10am 5/13/16 Bob Kulp
This is the first in a series of member-filed Fishing Reports. Contact Joe Tyson to join the list of folks who can file these reports from their phones. Fishing Report 3 nice large mouth bass, jumpers, lagoon 24 right of main gate on red green sparkle 6 inch worms, wacky rig, circle hook, 3pm. 5/9/16. Will get closer picture so they look bigger next time. Bob Kulp
Chuck Smith, life member of CCA and director of development, volunteer coordinator and special projects director for the Skidaway Chapter took his three sons fly fishing on the Green River below the Flaming Gorge Dam near Dutch John, Utah in late April. This is the 21st annual trip for Chuck and his sons, and … to be continued
Chuck Smith, Dave Devore, and Rick Cunningham chartered this trip in November. Chuck caught the biggest fish, this red drum, and a good time was had by all. According to Rick’s camera’s GPS, here’s the spot!
Landings Harbor and the Skidaway Island Chapter of CCA are hosting A Fishing Seminar for Landings Residents, Family and Friends We are partnering with Jack McGowan to provide an in depth presentation that will allow you to experience fishing even if you don’t own a boat. Captain Jack will cover species, bait and gear for fishing just off of our pier, lagoons and the beach to include specific discussions, species, seasons, top and bottom fishing. A question and answer session will follow the presentation and residents can discuss their interests and types local fish that are available in the area. Bring your rod and reel and meet Captain, Jack McGowan A Fishing Seminar for Landings Residents, Family and Friends Adults $10 per person/Children 6 and over $5 Refreshments will be provided Please contact: Landings Harbor Marina for Reservations – 598-1901