Family in from out of town. Forecast was calm winds/flat. Out Boca at 0730, to a stiff breeze and crappy 1-3's from two directions. Pencil-grass everywhere inshore. Eel grass and regular seaweed busted up out to about 450'. Hard to keep surface baits clean, and forget the wire line..
We did see a couple of schools of Mullet out in 125'. They were moving fast and did not pop up too often. The Sails that were working the school would come up on the mono rigged ballyhoo I was tossing at them, but they wouldn't eat. Lost that school and found another later, inshore some. Same result.
The chop got to everybody so we bagged it and ate lunch in Lake Boca. Sux that the forecast was so wrong.. Definitely got spoiled by the Wahoo bite before the storm..
Woodsie
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Throwing Money into the Marine Industry since 1981
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Throwing Money into the Marine Industry since 1981
I find the forecasts to be off more than they are on!
Maybe we are in the wrong business you and I. :grin
Just think.. we could be wrong 90% of the time in doing our job and still get paid.. What a country! :USA
Cheers
Eric
PLANE FISH N
I could have dealt with that, were it not for all the weeds inshore. I was not able to see if the Wahoos were still around.. The Mullet schools out deep were very cool. One more competent person aboard and we could have worked them right.. It is the equivalent of an offshore pallet with a barnacle-rope hanging off it..
Throwing Money into the Marine Industry since 1981