We started off at 4am shooting and when the sun was coming up i chummed the water to net up sardines and did some early morning Snook fishing till the sun got high. We started bowfishing again with great results.

Jerrid and Jessi both show off their couples bowfishing skills while on there honeymoon.

Jerrid and Jessi both show off team work.. the weather got a bit windy which made it a little difficult to see into the water so we had to fish the backcountry to try to stay out of the Wind

Roy Wilson and Angie with the kids. Our snook bite lasted for hours with keeper fish for the dinner table.

Mullett and stingrays where the fish of choice this afternoon. Frank Wade shoot mullet twice hitting them at 20ft before all the line ran out of the bottle which is an excellent shot. Craig hooked him self a nice keeper size snook on his Rapala lure.

Seems as Southern and Cow nose rays are my customers favorite target and they enjoy the very similar taste to scollops. With the bay waters starting to warm up there are more rays on the flats than in the winter months when they spend most of there time in warmer waters.