hokiehunter373

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Omnia: spend $49 for a year of their pro plan and get a $49 credit

I feel like I'm better guessing the ones on video than my own. Too much adrenaline on my own makes me think each one is a 10 until it hits the scale as another 3.5 lol

And here I was thinkin I didn't have any targets to pattern my turkey gun this weekend. Problem solved!

Did you fish from the beach or from the pier? I don't really have anything built to beat the surf so I'd probably have to rent a rod from them once I'm down there

Buddy, I'd pay for your "lack of action" days 🤣

This will be our 3rd time going down. Our guided trip treated us very well 2 years ago. We caught a couple big black drum like this one and a whole bunch of slot sized ones. I'd love to catch some reds, flounder (even though you can't keep them now), specks, or whatever else that will bite. Good to know about the bloodworms and spots. Thanks. The public pier on the beach has been on my mind

Mixed bag for me and the kiddos this spring thanks to Omnia and BPS

I've heard that too. A jar of gulp shrimp/crabs are in one of my online carts now

I don't think the dock itself is lighted but there's a light back off the dock a bit. Jig head and swim bait type is on the radar. Shrimp seem to be a no brainer.

My family and another family are heading back to Ocean Isle in August and staying in a house on a canal that connects to the ICW. I took a guided fishing trip up and down the ICW 2 years ago and will likely do the same again this year but want to spend spare time fishing off the dock that's on the canal. From what I've read, seems like you can have a decent chance at the usual red/black drum, flounder, maybe some speckled trout, and sheepshead. I just want to feel as many tight lines as possible, have our kids have a chance to catch some fish, and possibly throw some in a cast iron if we're lucky enough. Any tips and tricks would be appreciated. Seems like carolina rigging either live or gulp style baits is the best bet but most of what I'm reading is old info and more about being out in the ICW and not from the dock. Thanks in advance!

They will, however, take the 20% off items that are already discounted just FYI. Bait monkey is ragingggg

Same with Northern MD. LOUD

Sure, but they could still try. Some of them refuse to. If you're just fishing for fun, I get that, and don't blame ya. They're fishing for money and victory so it's just stupidity IMO

It’s mind blowing how many of them prefer to whine about it and get their butts kicked than try to learn something new. This tourney has shown you can catch big bags both ways but you’re sure as heck not helping yourself by not adding a new tool to the belt.

Milliken with a 9-10 in the final hour of fishing to get him into the top 10. Got a feeling we’re about to see some more giants here in the home stretch. Is there any way to know the flights of everyone? I wish they’d publish that info

Yeah he has the sea urchin ones yesterday and the guys were joking they were like the old sea mines. One green and one red. The skate thing he had hanging off the side of his deck yesterday with the same presentation. I never saw him use it. I think they said last year he used it as a trailer and right now it looks like he’s using it to represent a dead bluegill

Agreed

Yup, up to 14th now. Be interesting to see if he can boat a big one before closing time

Ben must be having some BassTrakk issues because they just confirmed he has 5 even though BT is showing 4

Apparently Ben is in the same cove as him too

Wong just lost what looked like a double digit at the boat. Forced her way too much

Taku is hilarious man

Man I love watching McKinney. So much energy. What a stud he just caught. 7-15