[jetskibrian]

I ran to the Chesapeake Light Tower on my jet ski mid morning yesterday, looking down I could see hundreds of Spade Fish so I could not resist the urge to get in the 63 degree water to spear a couple. Felt good to be in the water! Saw a lot of Spades, a couple Sheepshead and some really big Tautog that are not in season.
I also ran around a lot looking to see if there were any Cobia cruising around.
Have a great and safe Memorial weekend. Thanks to all who have fallen enabling us to enjoy our freedoms!

 

[jetskibrian]

 

[RouseD]

Thanks for the great pictures and for the well wishes for the holiday weekend, and for reminding us all of the fallen who lost their lives protecting our freedom.

 

[brickphil]

Water temp still has to come up a little here for me to get in. Of course I don't have a suit. But that is something I love to do is spear fish!!

Summer time with a westish wind in the 5-10 range puts me on CALO jetty. You'd think you were in the Bahamas with the crystal clear waters and abundance of fish on them rocks.

 

[riverpirate]

What do spades eat? Seen a few big one working the pylons at the pier and they didn't seem interested in sand fleas or bandits. Maybe they just weren't hungry.

 

[catmaster]

We catch them on puff ball jelly fish.

 

[catmaster]

I miss spearfishing....like under water bow hunting....I lived on Guam and used to spearfish all the time.

 

[catmaster]

[Use puff ball jellfish=riverpirate;464115]What do spades eat? Seen a few big one working the pylons at the pier and they didn't seem interested in sand fleas or bandits. Maybe they just weren't hungry.[/QUOTE]

 

[Brenardo]

One of my first memorable experiences fishing the salt was at Snows cut catching nice spades from the pilings on shrimp.

 

[Rods&Cones]

Great shot with the spear!

I've never had a spade but seen lots of them, how do they taste?

 

[19471]

Great shot with the spear!

I've never had a spade but seen lots of them, how do they taste?

good........