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Great report and pics! I'm gonna get my 14 McKee shipshape as soon as the V gets finished.
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Thats awsome! But I think you should have kept those trout, I like them better than reds.
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Dang, I'm glad somebody's going and especially showing the eats.
Good goin' spare!
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14 inch is the minimum on specs. But due to last years cold snap, we lost the majority of specs around here. The SCDNR asked fisherman to release all trout(notice they didn't make a law, they asked) this year till they get thru another winter. We lost some big trout last winter, my personal best was 27 inches, I saw a 36 inch trout that floated up after they blew up the old bridge( I measured it right before I cleaned it). I was happy to see the 14 incher, I caught it in one of my primary trout holes. So maybe next year, we'll have plenty of keepers around here. And yes, they do taste better than reds, maybe this week I'll try for flatties
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14 inch is the minimum on specs. But due to last years cold snap, we lost the majority of specs around here. The SCDNR asked fisherman to release all trout(notice they didn't make a law, they asked) this year till they get thru another winter. We lost some big trout last winter, my personal best was 27 inches, I saw a 36 inch trout that floated up after they blew up the old bridge( I measured it right before I cleaned it). I was happy to see the 14 incher, I caught it in one of my primary trout holes. So maybe next year, we'll have plenty of keepers around here. And yes, they do taste better than reds, maybe this week I'll try for flatties
Lemme know when they're gonna blow another bridge...I'll bring a BASKET!!...
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I bet you will get paid back for letting the trout go next year SP.

I remember being in Charleston right before they blew up the bridge and saw that they were offering to give the bridge to anyone who wanted it.....but you had to move it.
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I got a piece of the Grace in my garage. that bridge ran right beside the marina we ate oysters at this spring, had the bridge been still up, we would have been standing in its shadow. If you watch Die Hard 2, the bridge scene with the Dodge pickup was filmed on the grace, look quick when you see the tug boat making a circle, and you'll see the marine before they restored it(it used to be the city jail)
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Thats awsome! But I think you should have kept those trout, I like them better than reds.
this, batter then in some zatarain's lemon fish fry.
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tried it again today, tide was off, had to fish the last half of incoming and the first half of outgoing. I've never been able to do much at high tide. Caught one undersized trout, went boat riding for the most part. Put in up on the river at Bushy Park, rode all the way to Ft. Sumter, went up the Wando to fihin hole #2(thats where I caught the trout), ended up back at SeaBreeze, went back up the Cooper, took a look at Lee's submarine still sitting there. Fished the Amaco dock, then thought I'd ride up to the fresh water entry to Bushy Park, half way there, I'd decided it was getting late and I turned it around and went back to the ramp. Didn't catch much, but had a heck of a day
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Days like that are good for the soul.
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