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Took my boat out for the first time this month getting ready to hit the last of the incoming and top of the outgoing. The wind was howling and the drift sock did slow us down somewhat. My buddy was hammering the short flounder with a bucktail/swimming mullet (John Skinner special). I was getting attacked by baby sea bass with a bucktail/live minnow combo. Found dinner on the bucktail right before high tide @ 20.5 inches. Definitely not the best fish this season, but no complaints from the back bays this late in the season.
