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Submitted by: HIGHER GROUND BLOG
From: Southwest Florida
6/19/2012 12:11:53 PM

Sometimes You Catch ‘em – Sometimes You Don’t

My husband recently went through a long hospital stay. When he was able to come home, I learned that a Carolina Skiff was on the top of his bucket list.
We took his new Carolina Skiff out on Father’s Day for some fishing.

Conventional logic says that you fish for snook and redfish under structure when it’s hot, but my husband’s favorite venue is the middle of open water. We skimmed over the harbor and he suddenly turned off the engine and shouted, “Throw out the anchor!” Today I actually countered, “There is no intellectual reason why a fish would be out here!”

But fishing, like weather, is unpredictable. While my husband successfully reeled in trout in open water, I cast as far toward shoreline mangroves as my line could reach - and caught two four-inch pinfish.

Submitted by: Salty Shoals
From: Ponte Vedra Beach, FL
6/4/2012 11:40:29 AM

Carson hanging out on the Salty Shoals

Submitted by: Terri Pridgen
From: St. George Island
6/4/2012 10:13:57 AM

Catching BIG Bass! Living the SKIFF LIFE!

Submitted by: Byron Lambdin
From:
5/23/2012 2:01:20 PM

Another Skiff at work. Nassau, Bahamas

Submitted by: Logan Moon
From: Charlotte
5/21/2012 5:05:56 PM

Full Moon had another great trip to the keys this May catching 15 Tarpon in 11 days! My 8 year old son Cole caught his 1st Tarpon and as always, our 1965 CS performed flawlessly!