Eric, Eric, Patrick and I made a plan early in the week to head out in search of Seabass. We decided to stop at the tower on the way out to play with the Jacks that were hopefully still there. We left Rudee inlet at 6:15, caught Spot in the inlet for bait and arrived at the tower about 8:00. The Tower had several boats on it, nobody was having any luck including us so we moved on. Now, the night before Patrick and Eric stayed up all night catching finger mullet for our trip and little did we know that would pay off big. We made it to the Triangles and immediately commenced filling the fish boxes with quality Bass. The live mullet did the trick weeding out the smaller fish and we ended up with about 60 beautiful Seabass which I consider quite successful since we didn’t arrive at our coordinates until 10:00 and we pulled up at 1:45.

Water temp was 73 degrees, bait was Albacore, Squid and live Mullet. Diamond jigs also helped weed out the smaller fish.

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Lou

Have you guys done anything on the wreck other than the Triangle wrecks?

I went a tried to catch some seabass Saturday. We can around to the Santaore and the gulf husler and a few inbetween. Nada.

Eric

Eric:

We picked up a few at several other wrecks in the area but the Triangles produced the most.

Thanks Lou, we are trying to nail the wreck fishing thing.