Texas Fish Report
Red Rooster III Report, December 13, 2011
by Andy Cates
12-13-2011
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Good Morning Folks:
Yesterday was another great day. Different fish though. We had action from daylight until 3 in the afternoon. The same grade of fish as we have seen on the upper end of the Ridge , but biting. Yellows were mixed in as well to add more color. No exotic bottom fish. In our situation we can now focus on bigger fish, Everyone already has plenty of fish just a few big fish would go a long way.
We will be on the lower banks today. It sounds like a sign of better fish, they just have not been biting. The Dorado are still around so we may get a chance at those as well. 4 days on the lowere banks.
Wish us luck,
Andy Cates
Yesterday was another great day. Different fish though. We had action from daylight until 3 in the afternoon. The same grade of fish as we have seen on the upper end of the Ridge , but biting. Yellows were mixed in as well to add more color. No exotic bottom fish. In our situation we can now focus on bigger fish, Everyone already has plenty of fish just a few big fish would go a long way.
We will be on the lower banks today. It sounds like a sign of better fish, they just have not been biting. The Dorado are still around so we may get a chance at those as well. 4 days on the lowere banks.
Wish us luck,
Andy Cates
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