Barely 19" but I'll take that all summer long. Caught the last two hours of incoming and paddled against it about a half mile further south than I usually do. Seemed to be less sea lettuce and slip gut today, despite the moon. Water temperatures definitely warming in the bay. Wind almost non-existent at first but gnats hardly a bother. Only caught one other fluke, yelled at it to come back when she's 19, and one 15" weakfish, both as the tide went slack and I tried my usual spot on the way back home. Good eats tonite- air fryer as the filets fit, lol.
Edited to add that all 3 fluke hardly hit the bait at all, it was like 40 years ago when there were winter flounder in the area and you would only know upon lifting the rod... The short fought like hell as I tried to get the hook out LOL ! Also I decided to ditch the teaser for a while. Certainly is easier getting them out of the net !
Edited to add that all 3 fluke hardly hit the bait at all, it was like 40 years ago when there were winter flounder in the area and you would only know upon lifting the rod... The short fought like hell as I tried to get the hook out LOL ! Also I decided to ditch the teaser for a while. Certainly is easier getting them out of the net !
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