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its dade county. they gotta collect revenue someway.rare wrote:I'm hearing from a few folks that the bridge might be closing- on sept-15 or 20. Something about charging now to fish on the bridge or parking.
they should charge 100 dollars to fish there!!rare wrote:I'm hearing from a few folks that the bridge might be closing- on sept-15 or 20. Something about charging now to fish on the bridge or parking. Not sure as the story were told to them by someone else.
I will head out there today and see what is going on; if they posted anything on the bridge. Heard they were also enforcing the law for fishing license.Not that many folks were out there fishing. If correct maybe the fishing in that area will come back. I'm all for it!
yea... for a yearly passIM CHUMMING wrote:they should charge 100 dollars to fish there!!
no each timefixed80 wrote:yea... for a yearly passIM CHUMMING wrote:they should charge 100 dollars to fish there!!
rare wrote:I'm hearing from a few folks that the bridge might be closing- on sept-15 or 20. Something about charging now to fish on the bridge or parking. Not sure as the story were told to them by someone else.
I will head out there today and see what is going on; if they posted anything on the bridge. Heard they were also enforcing the law for fishing license.
Duh, it's been raining like crazy. All the trash and urine got washed away.jorge121990 wrote:wow, rickenbacker actually looks CLEAN.
AmenBRunner346 wrote:the rick looks good. that rain is a blessing
BRunner346 wrote:nice to see youre not athiest lol
from my guess, most of the fish are held along the two structures in which the boats pass between..that's the only place I saw people catching stuff.lefty26 wrote:i went to the rick on monday i got there at 9a.m and was on the water by 1o on my kayak.i launched from the first beach the one where all the trees are being cut up.since it wasnt a planned trip just a spurt of the moment thing all i had for bait was squid and sardines from two weeks ago and doa shrimps and gotchas.i tried everything i had and caught nothing legal sized.i did find some spots that im pretty sure hold some large snook and tarpon at nite by the rusty pelican. cant wait to fish it.when i passed by the bridge on my kayak all the people kept asking me if i could see any fish.the rick does hold fish though.i will pst prove when i catch them
thats exactly where the fish are!!!!!!!!!!! thats the only place to catch them go get em champ!basshole69 wrote:from my guess, most of the fish are held along the two structures in which the boats pass between..that's the only place I saw people catching stuff.lefty26 wrote:i went to the rick on monday i got there at 9a.m and was on the water by 1o on my kayak.i launched from the first beach the one where all the trees are being cut up.since it wasnt a planned trip just a spurt of the moment thing all i had for bait was squid and sardines from two weeks ago and doa shrimps and gotchas.i tried everything i had and caught nothing legal sized.i did find some spots that im pretty sure hold some large snook and tarpon at nite by the rusty pelican. cant wait to fish it.when i passed by the bridge on my kayak all the people kept asking me if i could see any fish.the rick does hold fish though.i will pst prove when i catch them
PhishingPhanatic wrote:Hit up the Rick at lunch time, picked up this guy. Everyone get crabs, it's that time of year.
Then I woke up from my nap on the couch and realized it was a dream
congratsDamn Rory that's a secret a few of us were keeping cause no one would believe they were there but once again congrats.PhishingPhanatic wrote:Hit up the Rick at lunch time, picked up this guy. Everyone get crabs, it's that time of year.
Then I woke up from my nap on the couch and realized it was a dream
i got the crab part. but out of curiosity... where on Rickenbacker were you fishing. like 5 or 6 pilers down in shallow/deepwater. did you use the crab whole or was it cut in half to release the scent. oh... and one other thing. how bad was the current, what size weight were you using, and which side of the bridge did you cast it out (like on the north side towards the other bridge or on the south side). and also how far out did you cast that crab(or was it dropped near the pilings. is this too much information to give out.PhishingPhanatic wrote:Hit up the Rick at lunch time, picked up this guy. Everyone get crabs, it's that time of year.
if not, im sure a lot of us would like to know how to catch these Bass....'sRory what was the longitude and latitude of where the permit ate the crab.fixed80 wrote:good nite thats a permit! good job on catching it.
i got the crab part. but out of curiosity... where on Rickenbacker were you fishing. like 5 or 6 pilers down in shallow/deepwater. did you use the crab whole or was it cut in half to release the scent. oh... and one other thing. how bad was the current, what size weight were you using, and which side of the bridge did you cast it out (like on the north side towards the other bridge or on the south side). and also how far out did you cast that crab(or was it dropped near the pilings. is this too much information to give out.PhishingPhanatic wrote:Hit up the Rick at lunch time, picked up this guy. Everyone get crabs, it's that time of year.
NO... what was the geographic coordinates on that location the permit was caughtAlex07 wrote:Rory what was the longitude and latitude of where the permit ate the crab.