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08-25-2013, 11:56 AM #1Senior Member
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Fresh water invasion
I went out this morning to try and find some finger mullet or other little fish for bait, but the water in Terry Cove and Cotton Bayou was so fresh, I'm pretty sure I made a few throws on new bream beds. Pinfish, croakers and mullet were so scarce as to be non-existent. Drat---try again this afternoon if the wind dies down.
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Good to see ya in search of bait today
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