As the Sun Sets on the Flats

Seth and Greg had a nice end to a beautiful summer evening, casting rattle traps and topwater plugs to Stripers. Greg limited out with two fish over the 18 inch minimum. While early on it had looked to be a slow evening, the fish turned on just as the sun was setting. A white Chug Bug seemed to be the ticket, as this bait produced several hook ups compared to the different topwater offerings. Seth stuck to his tried and true black top and chrome rattle trap and pulled in a couple nice fish as well. All in all it was a great night on the lower Susquehanna Flats.

Bassmasters?

Caught several bass each day in Myrtle Beach. Caught on minnows and jerkbaits (speed minnow). Noah after losing two bass that got off, landed this beauty for his first bass.

Lowcountry Experience

Captain Lee started the day with a question "hard to get up?" soon after realizing by my response that his question was rhetorical, he responded "it's never hard to get up for fishing." I had a feeling it was going to be a good morning after the brief conversation. Captain Lee was a great guide teaching about the lowcountry culture while taking us to his hotspots. We ended up with a couple of slot Redfish or Spottails as the locals call them and a couple of nice spotted Seatrout.