The Push for 100 Species in 2021

[Johnsfolly]

Livie #79 Lifer (#140) Atlantic Stingray. Caught it on a piece of fresh spot. Was a great fight. I had a chance but could get a hook set.

 

[Johnsfolly]

JF #100!!! Spotted Seatrout, Cynoscion nebulosus. Caught this guy on the nursery side of the jetty. Small but it will click 😅 Saw that there was going to be a decent tide and took off at 3 pm and headed down to the saltier part of the bay.

[nomolites]

5 minutes ago, Johnsfolly said:

JF #100!!! Spotted Seatrout, Cynoscion nebulosus. Caught this guy on the nursery side of the jetty. Small but it will click 😅 Saw that there was going to be a decent tide and took off at 3 pm and headed down to the saltier part of the bay.

You the man!

[Johnsfolly]

2 minutes ago, nomolites said:

You the man!

If I pull out the fish from our Florida trip I'm at 69 species for the year which was the total I reached last year. FL is just such a great multispecies destination. Even without targetting nonnatives and exotics. Just so many freshwater and saltwater species.

[Ham]

79) Gizzard Shad 

Dave Reeves was the first person I messaged. 

[Ham]

80) Shortnose Gar,  tried for eel in the Mississippi  River. I found lots of Shortnose Gar instead. Lots. 

[bfishn]

10 hours ago, Ham said:

79) Gizzard Shad 

Dave Reeves was the first person I messaged. 

"Bout time! 🙂 What for bait?

[Ham]

Fly

[Ham]

81) Goldfish on Fly! 

[bfishn]

6 minutes ago, Ham said:

Fly

Do you net those or trap them?