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#1 Aug-21-17 2:33PM

Ernie
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From: Ashburn VA
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8-21-17, Chesapeake Bay

In our quest for bigger white perch, Bob and I went to Sandy point to launch so we could fish a particular shoreline.

http://i.imgur.com/vEsdowG.jpg

Bob reminded me to hit the shore and pilings before moving on...

http://i.imgur.com/hx5mbSC.jpg

...and I did with pretty good results. i should have stayed there while the tide was still up. But...I left fish to go find more fish.

I need to remember to take a few shot of my WP catches. Since we are in the tourney, we need a specific size (or bigger) so I don't take any shots.

Today, Bob had the pleasure of catching 2 channel cats, his favorite! tongue lol

http://i.imgur.com/A0wtIVT.jpg

He caught perch, striper, cats, spot and croaker.

I caught a couple of croaker as well...

http://i.imgur.com/3pTrctj.jpg

We got off the water before the eclipse....lots of folks were going out. It was rumored that once the eclipse happened, that fish would jump in the boat.  But in realty, the wind and waves were kicking up so we got out of there before getting swamped.

Oh...the perch were biting. Not a stellar day but several dozen bit the hook!


Time to go fishin' again!

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#2 Aug-21-17 3:45PM

drxfish
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From: Sterling
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Re: 8-21-17, Chesapeake Bay

Sweet!  Nice croaker too.


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#3 Aug-21-17 4:52PM

Osprey
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Re: 8-21-17, Chesapeake Bay

I thought of taking a pic of lunch, but chose to eat it instead. It was good.


20' Key West..16' C-Hawk...Hobie Pro Angler...Hobie Outback

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#4 Aug-22-17 5:17AM

firemunkee
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From: Ashburn, VA
Registered: May-23-13
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Re: 8-21-17, Chesapeake Bay

Nice fishes. I guess that sun-behind-the-bridge picture will suffice for your regular sun rise picture.


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#5 Aug-22-17 5:23AM

Ernie
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Re: 8-21-17, Chesapeake Bay

firemunkee wrote:

Nice fishes. I guess that sun-behind-the-bridge picture will suffice for your regular sun rise picture.

It was the bridegeclipse!


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#6 Aug-22-17 5:48AM

Bryan
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From: Bealeton, VA
Registered: Mar-18-11
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Re: 8-21-17, Chesapeake Bay

Those croakers put up a nice fight on light tackle. Thanks for the report.


tight lines

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#7 Aug-22-17 6:42AM

Junger
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From: Potomac, MD
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Re: 8-21-17, Chesapeake Bay

Have you guys ever put some topless box traps with floats out there on your kayaks?

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#8 Aug-22-17 6:46AM

Ernie
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Re: 8-21-17, Chesapeake Bay

Junger wrote:

Have you guys ever put some topless box traps with floats out there on your kayaks?

??


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#9 Aug-22-17 6:47AM

Ernie
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Re: 8-21-17, Chesapeake Bay

Bryan wrote:

Those croakers put up a nice fight on light tackle.

Yep...thought I had a big WP perch on.


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#10 Aug-22-17 7:37AM

Junger
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Re: 8-21-17, Chesapeake Bay

Ernie wrote:

Junger wrote:

Have you guys ever put some topless box traps with floats out there on your kayaks?

??

Sorry, I mean for crabbing to clarify.

Like, if you know you're going to be in a certain area, dropping some topless traps with buoy floats, doing some fishing and then come to check traps every 15 mins?

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#11 Aug-22-17 10:50AM

Ernie
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Re: 8-21-17, Chesapeake Bay

Junger wrote:

Sorry, I mean for crabbing to clarify.

Like, if you know you're going to be in a certain area, dropping some topless traps with buoy floats, doing some fishing and then come to check traps every 15 mins?

WP fishing is constant casting...always the possibility of the next big one. Of course, a 13" is a citation so they ain't all that big but Bob and I are obsessed and have been for many a year.

I don't crab since I don't eat them unless someone has taken the meat out for me.


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#12 Aug-22-17 11:32AM

firemunkee
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From: Ashburn, VA
Registered: May-23-13
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Re: 8-21-17, Chesapeake Bay

Junger wrote:

Ernie wrote:

Junger wrote:

Have you guys ever put some topless box traps with floats out there on your kayaks?

??

Sorry, I mean for crabbing to clarify.

Like, if you know you're going to be in a certain area, dropping some topless traps with buoy floats, doing some fishing and then come to check traps every 15 mins?

Several of the snaggedline (forum) kayakers do this and even do full out trot lines with good success.


Together we'll fight the long defeat.

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#13 Aug-23-17 3:52AM

backtofuturetoyota
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From: Stafford
Registered: Jan-12-12
Posts: 859

Re: 8-21-17, Chesapeake Bay

Ernie wrote:

I don't crab since I don't eat them unless someone has taken the meat out for me.

HAHA! LMAO.  My friend says I wish we could just catch crabcakes!  And he's a crabber with a Chesapeake deadrise!  I love catching crabs myself, but I'm allergic to blue crabs....can't eat em although I want too....answer...Benadryl!

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