Chard Week - Pilchards Crowd Out Pod

Fort Lauderdale - Well the wind finally laid down and the blowed out conditions gave us a break, but wouldnt you know it. Stinking pilchards have blacked out the water for as far as the I can see. Pelicans diving everywhere, and trust me they were everywhere. The mullet was pushed out and was kind of riding high and dry in the middle of the inlet. The sad part was I didn't see a single fish eat the entire time we were down there at the beach. Some happy baiter kept saying something in my ear about Hog Snapper but I was too busy looking for real bait to listen to some two stroking tee-topping pilchard flippin' doofus talk about Hog Snapper spots. Lets hope this Chard Week thing is just a phase and we haven't seen the last of the realbait. Listen, if you are out there and are a real guy, hit us up with reports on the Twitter.

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