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Here in the Mobile, AL area the inshore fishing has been incedibly good for
the past several weeks. Old timers tell me this has been the most
productive Fall since 1991.

Trout (Specks) and Reds have been in a feeding frenzy. To my immense
surprise grubs and DOA Shrimp are getting far more action then live or dead
shrimp. Many folks are limiting out in less than an hour. Some continue to
fish and release everything.

I recenty learned of a fishing club which releases everything caught.
Sounds like my kind of folks though my loves loves fried Speck and grilled
Reds.

Y'all come.

Butch

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Butch Davis wrote:
Here in the Mobile, AL area the inshore fishing has been incedibly good for
the past several weeks. Old timers tell me this has been the most
productive Fall since 1991.

Trout (Specks) and Reds have been in a feeding frenzy. To my immense
surprise grubs and DOA Shrimp are getting far more action then live or dead
shrimp. Many folks are limiting out in less than an hour. Some continue to
fish and release everything.

I recenty learned of a fishing club which releases everything caught.
Sounds like my kind of folks though my loves loves fried Speck and grilled
Reds.

Y'all come.

Butch

Sounds great! Haven't had fresh Specks in awhile... Good eating there!

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Butch Davis wrote:
Here in the Mobile, AL area the inshore fishing has been incedibly good
for
the past several weeks. Old timers tell me this has been the most
productive Fall since 1991.

Trout (Specks) and Reds have been in a feeding frenzy. To my immense
surprise grubs and DOA Shrimp are getting far more action then live or
dead
shrimp. Many folks are limiting out in less than an hour. Some continue
to
fish and release everything.

I recenty learned of a fishing club which releases everything caught.
Sounds like my kind of folks though my loves loves fried Speck and
grilled
Reds.

Y'all come.

Butch

Sounds great! Haven't had fresh Specks in awhile... Good eating there!

The flesh is a bit too soft for my tastes. And there's lots of mercury in
the larger ones. (the bad kind of mercury...methylmercury)

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NOYB wrote:
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Butch Davis wrote:
Here in the Mobile, AL area the inshore fishing has been incedibly good
for
the past several weeks. Old timers tell me this has been the most
productive Fall since 1991.

Trout (Specks) and Reds have been in a feeding frenzy. To my immense
surprise grubs and DOA Shrimp are getting far more action then live or
dead
shrimp. Many folks are limiting out in less than an hour. Some continue
to
fish and release everything.

I recenty learned of a fishing club which releases everything caught.
Sounds like my kind of folks though my loves loves fried Speck and
grilled
Reds.

Y'all come.

Butch

Sounds great! Haven't had fresh Specks in awhile... Good eating there!

The flesh is a bit too soft for my tastes. And there's lots of mercury in
the larger ones. (the bad kind of mercury...methylmercury)

You have to be careful not to over cook them.

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NOYB,

No reports of mercury in our Specks here. We have a bit in some species but
no warnings about Specks nor Reds.

Butch
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Butch Davis wrote:
Here in the Mobile, AL area the inshore fishing has been incedibly good
for
the past several weeks. Old timers tell me this has been the most
productive Fall since 1991.

Trout (Specks) and Reds have been in a feeding frenzy. To my immense
surprise grubs and DOA Shrimp are getting far more action then live or
dead
shrimp. Many folks are limiting out in less than an hour. Some
continue to
fish and release everything.

I recenty learned of a fishing club which releases everything caught.
Sounds like my kind of folks though my loves loves fried Speck and
grilled
Reds.

Y'all come.

Butch

Sounds great! Haven't had fresh Specks in awhile... Good eating there!

The flesh is a bit too soft for my tastes. And there's lots of mercury in
the larger ones. (the bad kind of mercury...methylmercury)