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Re: Epic red drum fishing.
i use about half and half, worscheshire(?) and lemon juice with a little this and that (garlic, dill weed, lemon pepper, etc..) marinade for bout 15 min. then grill 'em till the meat starts to curl away from the skin on the edges.
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06-12-2007, 09:34 AM
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Re: Epic red drum fishing.
Twisted,
Live crabs was the bait. Anchored in 23' of water last night. We had a great time, but nobody wanted to play last night...thats why they call it fishing instead of catching...
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06-12-2007, 01:33 PM
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Re: Epic red drum fishing.
Nice job Shore, me and the boys were scheming a trip out for those but got rained out down in Lewes. Nice job, sure would have loved hooking into one of them mamajammas ;D
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06-12-2007, 01:56 PM
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Re: Epic red drum fishing.
We generaly fish for them in shallower water 14 ft. or less with crab baits or sometimes cut bait. Here lately there has been a bite in deeper water (23ft.) that had been very good but as airslot said we didnt see any caught last night. We have had some north east winds with a brief perod of s/east last night, I think that may have changed the bite. Hopefully the normal s/west winds will return.
*Oh well, will be back after them as soon as the wind lets me. They will be around for the rest of the month. *
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