George Stevens

Nice Sized Sheepshead

George Speilberg

Full Box By 10am

Thomas Edison

Nice Box Of Sheepshead, Speckled Trout, Redfish

Here's more pics from Thursday

Steve Jobs

Flounder Caught On Skrimpses

Poppa Razzi

Cleaning Fish

Friday's Killax & Chillax

Matthew Brady

Spackled Trout Caught Off Piling On The Bottom

George Lucas

The Striped Snapper Had Green Eye Shadow Makeup - WTH?

Mel Brooks

Striped Snapper @ Tite's - 23.5 Inches

And to complete the Killax & Chillax, here's Sunday's fish. Not nearly as many fish as Thursday and Friday but the few fish were all quality size.

One of the Striped Snapper went 23.5 inches, my second biggest ever.

George Eastman

Striped Snapper, Spackled Trout and Mr Flappy

Sunday's tally - 8 Striped Snapper, 2 Specks, 1 Baby Bull Red (Palm Beach Release), 1 Flounder and released Puppy Drums.

Thats some good fun. Nice catch

100ffc.......We seen ya out there Friday I caught 2 Rays that was it. What was the Bait of the Day??? We had fresh Froze Shrimp, Dats all Dside Had when we Put in

live shrimp availability is often a problem on the northshore for all marinas. I usually find some the day before and keep them on aerator overnight. They stay alive in the cooler weather. Not sure if you live close enough to do this.......

Dr Spot - excellent idea. Instead of pre-fishing, 'pre-bait'!

This time of year the live skrimpses can get scarce at the bait stores. I might just get stuck and wind up fighting with the feral cats at Dockside over the dead shrimp laying on the ground. LOL.

One thing I'm looking forward to this winter is digging Sheepshead out of the Trestles pilings. The catfish will be long gone and I can use fresh shrimp from Rouses for bait. Wishing for live shrimp won't be as much of an issue then.

Mark/ 100FFC

Sheephead usually move offshore in late December to spawn. But, if you catch any in January or February in the Lake, please report. It will be interesting if there are any stragglers. Sometimes the small immature ones stick around.

Doc - Exactly! The vast majority of Sheeps will head offshore in the winter to spawn at the near-shore rigs for the spawn.

But there's always a few lazy-a$$ sluggabeds that stay behind at inshore structure as long as it is a little deep-ish.

Most of the Sheepsheads will be on the small side but I reckon there will be a few Goats among 'em. :)

Mark/ 100FFC