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POC and other random thoughts. 9/12/12.
Fish Catching Travel I made it to POC in time to catch an awesome sunrise. Though today was a fishing trip like all the others, I did have a plan. As the fishing has slowed under the heat wave, and more »
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Port O’Connor Texas 6/4/12.
Fish Catching Travel Port O’Connor Texas With a forecast of a little less wind today I decided to hit POC. I love fishing there on Monday, the crowds are usually down. Of course when I got to the ramp this morning it was busy, but more »
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Port O’Connor TX. 5/22/12
Thought I would squeeze in a short day at POC as the crowds are on the way. When I got to the ramp at about 8 it was already over half full, but a guy had just pulled out, and more »
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Port O’Connor 5/17/12
Fish Catching Travel 5/18/12 My marginal luck continues. My friend Chris and I headed to Port O’Connor Wednesday morning for some trout fishing. Putting in at Froggie’s, we made a quick stop in Barroom Bay on a small reef. One hit on a topwater was more »
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Port O’Connor – A Monday trip.
Had a chance to hit POC yesterday, and it was an interesting day. The wind was blowing out of the northeast at about 20 mph and is was a cool morning. When we got there the wind was blowing right down Saluria Bayou but more »
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Port O’Connor – A couple of interesting days. 4/17 -18.
Day 1 – Tuesday My brother Jeff had a chance to come for a couple of days, so off to the gulf we went. It turned out to be an interesting trip with several surprises. Day 1 we got to more »
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Port O’Connor – angry birds.
My friend Chris called and wanted to hit POC for the day so we decided to hit it early. His significant other ordered up some fish for a fish fry, so the pressure was on. Our initial plan was to more »
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Indianola and Powderhorn Lake – early morning wade. 4/8/2012.
I am not really that big on fishing the weekends, especially the holidays. I prefer to let the folks have them who can’t fish during the week, 1 less truck and trailer at the ramp adding to the confusion. But more »
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Port O’Connor, Texas. Popping Cork and Wade Fishing.
Wednesday 4/4/2012 I was lucky enough to get to fish 2 days in POC this Wednesday and Thursday. Thursday I headed out by myself with the intention of catching a few redfish and then some trout. The day dawned calm, and more »
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2 days on the coast – it ain’t always easy.
Sorry I have not posted lately, but did manage a couple of days on the coast Wednesday and Thursday. Like the title of this post suggests, sometimes it just ain’t easy. After a good run the last few months I more »
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