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Rex Lyons
- 45, Male
- Matagorda, Tx
- United States Minor Outlying Islands
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Rex Lyons commented on Saltwater-Index's group 'Texas'
went to ship island offof Gulf Port Ms. didnt catch any thing... using popincork and gulp. that would always work in matagorda bay, how do catch fish in Ms.?
Rex Lyons replied to SPencer MM's discussion 'flounder' in the group Texas
YEA, I CAUGHT ONE ON A POPPIN CORK AND GULP FRIDAY.
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Rex Lyons left a comment for Capt. Charlie Thomason
i will contact you soon, i have not relocated to ms. yet but i will soon and look you up. still fishing in matagorda, tx. but not for long. although the fish are biteing good here as well.
Capt. Charlie Thomason left a comment for Rex Lyons
Sorry so late, been on the road doing apperances. Thanks for the post on my page and hopefully you can come down and fish with us. We are catching like crazy right now and it will only get better as the weather warms.
Rex Lyons left a comment for Capt. Daniel Kubecka
caught 14 specs, and one nice red sunday, wear you been?
Agent Orange replied to Rex Lyons's discussion 'sheeps head' in the group Texas
Black drum and Red drum are just sub species of the same fish, both have same texture and cook up very well. It is a firm mild flavored meat. They are great fried, broiled or grilled! If you buy it sometimes the Black drum is less expensive. Ignore…
Saltwater-Index left a comment for Rex Lyons
thanks for your post...
John Chandler replied to Rex Lyons's discussion 'sheeps head' in the group Texas
I usually throw back any sheepshead I catch but I keep every drum I can. The closer to the 14" mark the better the eating. Drum have a texture very similar to red fish. They are very good eating.
Rex Lyons replied to Rex Lyons's discussion 'sheeps head' in the group Texas
thanks john, sometime i catch these fish while fishing for reds and specks and some of the guys i fish with throw them back thanks for the info.
John Chandler replied to Rex Lyons's discussion 'sheeps head' in the group Texas
Black drum is one of my favorites, you felet them like any other fish, careful to remove the bones from the rib area and fry, bake, broil or even grill them with your favorite seasonings. Sheepshead are the same except be careful when feleting them…
Rex Lyons left a comment for Capt. Daniel Kubecka
hey, i went to south west pocket caught some really nice trout sunday in our new boat. im going to put the gps on tonight. come by and check it out.
sheeps head
i have heard mixed conversation about sheeps head and black drum are they good to eat and hoy do you clean and cook them? is there something special on how to prepare them?
Rex Lyons commented on Saltwater-Index's group 'Texas'
went catchin on sunday in east matagorda bay, 6 - 26" specs and lost a real nice one, and several others. caught a black drum and gave it away to some guys ont the bank.
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- How long have you been fishing?
- 40 years
- Where do you do most of your fishing?
- matagorda
- What is your ideal day of fishing; what method and species to go after the most?
- good friends, offshore, big snapper/grouper/dolphin.
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Comment Wall (4 comments)
- At 10:02am on April 1, 2009,
Capt. Charlie Thomason said…
- Sorry so late, been on the road doing apperances. Thanks for the post on my page and hopefully you can come down and fish with us. We are catching like crazy right now and it will only get better as the weather warms.
- At 8:24pm on March 23, 2009,
Saltwater-Index said…
- thanks for your post...
- At 6:21pm on March 18, 2009,
Forrest Moodie said… - It was fun
- At 5:04pm on March 15, 2009,
Capt. Scott McCune said… - You know it!
Scott
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