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06-08-2015, 10:03 AM #1Junior Member
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3 rivers gator...not talking about trout!
Be careful when kayak fishing the 3 rivers area off Ft Morgan! A couple of weeks ago we were fishing the 3 rivers area off Ft Morgan and a large alligator,(10' at least ) robbed a stringer of trout and a flounder off my friends kayak almost flipping him into the water with the prehistoric beast.
I have notified the wildlife office ..they said they would hunt the gator...hopefully they follow through.
sorry no pics...was padding away as fast as I could
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06-08-2015, 10:34 AM #2Member
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Can you clarify a bit? I have 30.238406, -88.011302 Lat / Lon referenced for Fort Morgan, and this is all salt water. When you say the "3 rivers" are you talking as far up as Brights Creek?
Thanks!
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06-08-2015, 10:42 AM #3Junior Member
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we were right here,(Bon Secour Wildlife refuge) lat 30°14'45.07"N lng 87°54'43.07"W . There was a rain the night before , so i the water was fresh enough for the gator to venture out of one of the fresh water creeks back there.
I dont think that this was his first time playing fish bandit!
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OK, Great! Thanks for the head's up . . . I wouldn't have been thinking 'gators that far out on the peninsula.
Note to self: don't ignore the potential for 'gators taking my catch too.
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06-08-2015, 11:12 AM #5Junior Member
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I have fished back there quite a bit and done well....never even gave gators a second thought....but they're there for sure
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06-08-2015, 11:28 AM #6We are there! Let's go fishing!!
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That's the spot Pier#r
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Was planning on wade fishing that area this October. May have to rethink that idea. What baits were you catching the fish on? If I do fish it I will be carrying a pistol. US Tennessee folks love us some Gator meat. :-)
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yes you may! I was catching fish mostly on the Vortex shad without a popping cork
https://matrixshad.com/shop/category/vortex-shad/
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I have fished that area with a fly and done well. I have never seen Gators but you can tell they are there. I keep the catch in my boat not in the water. I got towed around by a bull shark one time. Only once will that happen
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