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Capt. Rich, GJ in the tourney and thanks for the detailed report.

GJ Luke.

Collin, Sure glad you made it in OK. Them Kings do go nuts just before and during storms.

Todd and sons, GJ

Jim, Good job on the udder side. Sorry about the lost gear and busted rod. I think we have all had trips like that.

GJ Ken, John, and Jacob. Nice fish except that one you got out of the dumpster.

Matt, GJ:thumb: That 2.7 SOG is usually my starting point.

Terry, GJ and thanks for the report out of W-Hall.

Thanks for the reports.

Larry, Thanks for the report out of St. Joe. Too bad the storms cut the trip short.

Capt. Ron, Thanks for the report.

You got out there took a fish and did battle with some more. That's not a rough day. GJ man.

Tim, GJ out there. I love that pic of the big football.

Jake GJ out there. Gotta Luv Dat Bay.

Jake, A warm welcome to the GLF site. I'm sure you'll fit here.

Rick, GJ up there. Thanks for the report.

It's still nice to have 4 riggers when the rigger bite is hot. Keep your options open.

Rich, GJ out there.

RP, A warm welcome to the GLF site. Gotta Love them Islanders.

Nice fish J-Dog and Scotty.

Tarrey, It's a good life. Get back from a fishing trip and can't wait to get back on the water. Gotta Luv it man.

John, I hope you are slaying them out there.

Adam, GJ out of brew town.

Adam, GJ on da udder side.

Patience is highly over rated when it comes to fishing. I'm not saying you should start changing all your baits but speed, location, and direction changes may be in order. You can be patient all day long or do something and maybe make it happen. Ya gotta find out what they want and then give em lots of it.

I'm developing some different methods I call "Force Feed Fish" or "FFF". It's not for the times when fish are extremely active, it's for when they are neutral or somewhat lethargic. I have been having very favorable results with it. This will work with every species of fish large and small. The Force be with you.