I love to see family enjoying time together on the water. Stefan and Jordy do so on a regular basis. This past Saturday they celebrated a Jordy's 18th birthday with a day of fishing aboard Blue Cyclone. We usually launch from Sister's Creek but the tide was a little later than I preferred. Instead we launched at Palms Fish Camp in Clapboard Creek where the tide comes in 1 hour later. We wanted to catch the 1st of the incoming tide at sunrise when the redfish would be most active. We saw a big school of redfish raise up in the main creek on the way to our destination. We crossed some super skinny flats and set the boat down in a small bowl of water where I suspected a school of redfish would be lingering. I explained to the Fourie's that we would be trapped here for a bit but it was a good place to be trapped. We had several good strikes from redfish on the 1st stop but we didn't get one to the boat. The tide came up a foot and we crossed a shallow bar entering another extremely shallow backwater creek system. We quietly accessed the creek with our electric trolling motor. Here we got on a hot bite. We caught our limit of redfish and then some. In addition Jordy landed an over-slot redfish with No-Spots on it which is an Awesome not to mention very Rare-Catch. We then decided to pursue Spotted Seatrout. Jordy managed a nice flounder while we were trout fishing using a live shrimp under a cork and we caught several seatrout casting artificial lures. We left this spot with a North Florida Slam (Redfish, Spotted Seatrout and Flounder) and we ventured to the Mill Cove Flats where we finished the day releasing an additional slot redfish. Another Successful Father and Son Charter in the books