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Fishing, Herpetology, kayaking, springs, etc.

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Yes, Dunelaker, I haven't kept any fish from any of the lakes, although I believe some lakes could benefit from a few coming out. But the fish I'm catching are generally healthy. When I first moved here I fished Deer Lake but only for a second and didn't catch, so I'll have to try it again. I'm not sure how I'll get into the Red Fish lakes, Big and Little, but want to try them both soon too. And the ones over there by Stinky's restaurant soon also. The lakes in Topsail will follow that I guess. It's all just by feel right now. I'm really enjoying this natural beauty. The ladies around here are beautiful too and will surely inspire more writing, but right now...the Florida wilds have my heart :)
 
And Smiling Joe, most readers will be and have been woman, although one review on amazon was from a guy and guys would love it. I was told that many guys are 'closet' romance readers, I don't know. But this one would definately be enjoyed by men. They definatley can 'benefit' from it, even if it's only their spouse who reads it. It kinda gets the juices flowing.

:blink: Just show me the pictures. I don't need to read about someone licking another person through their jeans. Seriously, how many guys do you really think read Penthouse Forum?

BTW, you can access Little Redfish on the southern side of 30A, east side of Lake. Park your car on the side of the road (not on the multi-use path) and watch for snakes, but you can go right down to the water. There is only a small trail, not heavily used. For Big Redfish, there are actually three public access on the western side of the Lake, but only one is practical for putting in your kayak. From the 83 beach access, go west on the street running along the Gulf. Turn left on the last street running north. It is a sharp turn back. On your immediate right, you will see a three story carraige house and a 3story main house, new construction. Park on the sand just past that house (only if you have four wheel drive). The access is a narrow trail running along the northern boundary of that house/carriage house. It is washing away badly, but I have kept the trees pruned back for hauling the boat up and down. watch out for sandspurs, because there are quiet a few.
 
Great info Smiling Joe. I think I'll see what I can do in at least one of those lakes tomorrow. BTW, the answer to your question: A lot.
 
A word of caution on accessing Little Redfish, the shoreline is mucky, and you will likely sink up to your knees in spots. I lost a birkenstock in that muck.
 
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