Capt. Jerry Boaen and his charter Bobby Grizzard from Macon Georgia went out today in Ossabaw Sound. The first couple of hours started out kind of slow as they had to move around alot before they found a school of Reds feeding up against an oyster rake off a live bottom flat. As they approached the rake they could see the Reds boiling in the water. This trip they were using the Evolution popping cork with a 32" momo leader and glass beads with a conoe loop knot on the hook using shrimp, mud minnows and gulp baits. The Reds were in a feeding frienzie, just inhaling anything that was thrown at them. Together they had tagged four Reds over the 27" mark and relased many over the 14'' mark. They kept 8 Reds and one Trout. Mr Grizzard is pictureed above with a 30" Red an the second Picture of a 32" Red.
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