This was the first trip where we were establishing our Top 10 Specks list and Top 10 Spotted Redfish list. Consequently, we took many pictures of small fish to get them started.

As usual, we pigged out on our catch.

I thought this speck had a chance of winning the prize for biggest speck. Little did I know that Bill would get the hot hand and catch many bigger than this...

This is why you don't ever see specks lipped like largemouth bass. Their teeth hurt.

Bill caught many big specks this trip. I believe this is the 4 lber.

I believe this is the 4-4 speck that won Bill the big fish prize. Notice how WINDY it was that day.

This fish made the Top 10 Spotted Reds list. That tells you that the redfishing was slow for us.

Just another 4 lber.

Nothing beats the feeling of catching the first fish on a beautiful morning.

Our room had baby tree frogs in it. I wish my daughter could have seen them.

The specks are so big they reminded us of salmon.

Because no one caught a red with multiple spots, the $20 prize went to the biggest red.

Anytime you see specks as long as reds you know you got into some nice ones.

A H&H Cacahoe

You can tell from the pictures that one of the days was WINDY.