04-21-15 TUESDAY; SNOOK, REDS, JACKS, BLUES, POMPANO, FLOUNDER, LOOKDOWNS AND A COUPLE OF PERMIT
We have overcast skies at the inlet this morning. Winds are blowing out of the South at 5 mph, gusting to 8 and there the water is calm. We have rain and thunderstorms likely throughout the day today.
We are seeing a variety of species coming over the rails of the jetty's, from the beaches and the flats. Reds, Snook, Trout, a few Black Drum, Jacks, Blues, Pompano, Flounder, Permit, Lookdowns and Sharks have all been active but not as active as we'd like.
Our first photo today is Jim of Hilton Head, SC. Jim decided to give the T-Dock a try using a Rapala lure on slow retrieval to land this healthy Flounder. Jim also saw one following the lure in shallow water afterward, but couldn't get it to bite.
Photo two features brothers Wayne, Glen and David Rathburn of MA with a Bluefish they landed while all five brothers were in town visiting their Mom. Glen said this Blue looked like baitfish compared to some of the larger fish that were landed that day.
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