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John R.
- Male
- Ingleside, TX
- United States
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John R. replied to Chris Rowan's discussion LLM from Port Isabel to Arroyo City in the group Texas"A sail on a kayak...almost sounds like cheating! I'd like a rig like that!"
John R. replied to John R.'s discussion S. Texas Snook in the group Texas"My brother said that he has always had the best luck for snook just before and after sunset. We didn't hit it at the right time/prime time. The only time we fished hard for them was in the morning. I'll get on them eventually!"
Don replied to John R.'s discussion S. Texas Snook in the group Texas"I watched a man fishing from the Sea Wall in front of my house catch a Snook that was at least two feet long today. He was using a top water plug and fishing in water about one foot deep just before sundown. I have fished that spot and never caught…"
John R. added a discussion to the group Texas
S. Texas Snook
Well, I'm convinced it's a conspiracy. My brother, Aaron Reed, http://waterwilderness.net/ is all about Snook fishing, and Snook catching. He's netted some really nice fish both here in the Corpus Christi area and Port Isabel. He swears by Port Isabel. He says it's the ultimate for Snook fishing. He promised to get me on some Snook this weekend. Me and his 10 year old son. We went, we saw, we threw stuff in the water. We did not conquer. The only…See More
John R. commented on Saltwater-Index's group Texas"HOLY *&^#!!! That had to be the result of theft. I can't imagine anyone in a boat that big getting that far "inland" by accident, even if they were drunk. I'm guessing the thieves were joy-riding. Wow. Good photo. Thanks for…"
John R. commented on Saltwater-Index's group Texas"To all of you going off-shore for the rest of the week...good luck! I was out today and those forecasted 2's and 3's were more like 3's and 5's. It was not a pleasant ride in my 22' cuddy. Not dangerous, but not easy. All…"
John R. commented on Saltwater-Index's group Texas"When I was a boy there was a guy operating the "Dolphin Experience" from North Beach near Corpus. He would take folks out to feed the dolphins and even pet them. Yes, wild dolphins. Then it was outlawed so no-one can feed them now, but…"
John R. commented on Saltwater-Index's group Texas"Yes. They eat the throw-backs thus rendereing catch and release useless. Those are the problem dolphins. The ones that do not fear humans (are likely intentionally fed by humans) and they will take a full stringer of fish right off your waist. I…"
John R. left a comment for Bryan Buchleiter"It was on Facebook. I still can't figgure out how to do much with Facebook but oh well."
"Great photos!
Just curious - how did you find the SaltwaterIndex?"
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- Which category are you?
- No
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- http://No
- How long have you been fishing?
- All my life.
- Where do you do most of your fishing?
- From a boat in salt water. Preferrably off-shore, but I don't complain about bay fishing.
- What is your ideal day of fishing; what method and species to go after the most?
- I'm not picky. A bad day fishing is ALWAYS better than a good day at work!
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Comment Wall (4 comments)
- At 11:38am on March 16, 2009,
Bryan Buchleiter said…
- Great photos!
Just curious - how did you find the SaltwaterIndex?
- At 12:40pm on March 15, 2009,
rhonda said… - Nice pictures John.
We are hopeing for better weather so we can get back on the water!!!
- At 10:37pm on March 14, 2009,
Saltwater-Index said… - outstanding posts John R. need more like you...tight lines...full stringers
- At 5:15pm on March 14, 2009,
Brian D. said… - I do fair with Reds. I generally use 4-6 inch live mullet. But I am wanting to try crab. I have never had any luck with live shrimp. Also get some hits on spoons, just nothing consistent. My dad used to be able to catch fish on a rock, it seemed, but I don't remember what it was that we actually were using...that was too long ago, and he's no longer with us. But thanks for the words of encouragement. I hope to get down toward your end of the state this summer. I used to love wade fishing and Lavaca Bay is calling my name.
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