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>Spike, >This is dated info because we returned from the island >two weeks ago, but it may help. We caught several >drum in the 25" to 28" range using fresh cut mullet >fishing just after low tide. As always, we fished >where we found the best sloughs and holes, mostly >after the second "turtle detour" going North. Our >best hole was 8/10ths of a mile past this detour. Had >no luck South, but that can change with the wind. >Tried fishing the new inlet but there was too much >grass. > >The drum hit within an hour of the change from low to >rising tide, which was a definite change from previous >trips when we have had our best luck about an hour >before high tide. > >The small blues will annoy you because they will mess >with your bait no matter what you throw out. Heard >lots of stories of guys catching 50-75 drum on cut and >finger mullet at the North Point over several days, >but most of them were diehards who stayed up there all >day and wouldn't return to the cabins until very late >if at all. Also, you will have to cross about 6" of >water three times and only at low tide. > >FYI, I watched two guys pull in 6 nice drum within an >hour in the hole in front of the "public showers" at >the cabins, again just after low tide. > >Hope this helps. Good luck! >Bole

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