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| Full Moons From: Mack (65.5.187.199), GEORGIA EZ Spin. They probably did save you about $300 or so. Usually, the full moons bring big, muddy tides and the trout are a little tougher to catch then. The first quarter and last quarter of the moon are the best tides to go out on, but heck, I fish when I get a chance. If you saw people catching fish though it just goes to say you never know. Live shrimp under a slip float is the best way to catch them down that way, but bottom fishing will produce all kinds of fish. Coastal Expeditions is a good guide in that area, but Capt. Vernon Reynolds will always be honest about your chances of catching fish before you book a trip. Good Luck Your right... From: EZ Spin (216.199.68.4), GEORGIA Hey Mack, He is one of the guides I spoke with and he was out fishing by his self. Said he had only caught a few stingrays and said exactly what you did. New moon-slow fishing. I'm happy to hear they were being honest (most guides I know are!) 'cause the wife may have been unhappy with $300 worth of stingray fillets! Those local guys helped out and they knew how to catch 'em! They had a bunch of fish (mostly Sheepshead and a few trout). The weather was awsome and I was happy to catch what I did from the bridges. Beautiful place to spend a few days. Thanks! Re From: Rob (24.129.110.147), FLORIDA A good friend of mine is a guide there, and on those big tides we have been smokin' the tailin' reds in the skinny water. Check him out for the next trip. Capt. Scott Owens Redhotcharterfishing.com To add a remark to this report click here. Click here to return to report
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