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 Port A bound Oct.15-23
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10/05/11 12:42 AM
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BIGERV
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Hello everybody. This is my first time to post. I have my annual guys fishing trip to Port A coming up, and I was wondering if the mullet migration has started yet? Also, has there been any sightings or complications from a Red Tide around this area lately. Any post would be much appreciative.
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Re: Port A bound Oct.15-23
[Re: BIGERV]
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10/05/11 02:25 AM
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saltwaterjunky
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Did u mean flounder migration???? don`t believe ever heard of mullet migration....Bill
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Re: Port A bound Oct.15-23
[Re: BIGERV]
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10/05/11 12:33 PM
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hill
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Yes from what I've seen/heard there are still plenty of mullet moving. Plenty.
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Re: Port A bound Oct.15-23
[Re: BIGERV]
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10/08/11 04:01 PM
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Edboy
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Mullet are moving from finger to 12". Red tide was in the 30s at the National Seashore. Im headed down 25-27 hope it stays south.
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Re: Port A bound Oct.15-23
[Re: BIGERV]
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10/09/11 09:16 AM
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Skunked Again Fishing
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I'm in PortA this weekend (Oct 8-10), and the redtide is definitely in the air.
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Re: Port A bound Oct.15-23
[Re: BIGERV]
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10/10/11 07:28 PM
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fjs
Green Horn
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That is good to know, I was planning a trip for the end of October myself. I read about redtide and it says it poisons the fish...I am new to all this and was wondering if this means you shouldn't fish at all when there is redtide?
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Re: Port A bound Oct.15-23
[Re: BIGERV]
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10/10/11 07:38 PM
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SeaStone
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You should not let your dog eat any dead fish due to the red tide. Also, many people have problems breathing due to the aerosols from red tide. I would not fish the red tide.
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Re: Port A bound Oct.15-23
[Re: BIGERV]
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10/11/11 02:21 PM
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hill
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You really can't/don't want to fish where it is. It burns your eyes,skin and lungs. From everyone I've talked to it is pretty thick right now. As of right now you can still fish the bay though no problem. I would definetely keep track of it before heading that way. My trip this weekend has been relocated because of it.
Last edited by hill; 10/11/11 02:24 PM.
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Re: Port A bound Oct.15-23
[Re: BIGERV]
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10/11/11 02:42 PM
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mike marshall
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I was there this past weekend as well. Red tide was thick on PINS the whole length of the beach. By the 10th it had spread to Packery channel, mustang Island and Port A. Where it was thick you could feel it in your eyes and throat within a few minutes.
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