3 DAYS IN PARADISE………………..With this past weeks weather at home not being exactly Fisherman friendly. [Read Full Article]
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Hello form still very warm (hot) southeast North Carolina. The good news is fishing has been good to very good and we are starting to see signs of fall everyday. I’ve got to tell you; this is one summer that I’ve been hoping for an early fall! I know, the winter will get here and we will want summer back again! To the fishing report>>> [Read Full Article]
The summer fishing continues to be outstanding here in central Florida. Redfish have been providing the most consistent action with large schools being encountered on most days. These fish have been biting well and will chase down lures fished on the surface providing some explosive bites. There are a few tarpon around but they have yet to appear inshore in significant numbers. [Read Full Article]
Can you believe that school is already back in session… Redfish will be schooling up as well this month. Not the flats fish but the giant deep water “Bull” redfish will be stacked at the inlets and other deep water spots. Fish around the slack tides at the inlets for the best results. I like to use a fish-finder rig with a 60lb. leader and a 5-7/0 circle hook. One major key to hooking up is to keep your bait on the bottom. This usually means using at least 6 ounces of weight and up to even 10+ ounces depending on the current flow. Some favorite baits are pogies (alive or halved), medium to large sized mullet (also live or halved), and halved blue crabs. Just remember to take the time to revive these fish as they are our breeders and the more baby reds around the better! [Read Full Article]
It has been a while since I have posted my last report. I have been down in Boca Grande for the last 3 months chasing and catching the worlds greatest inshore game-fish….the Silver king, also known as Tarpon. The past 3 months are one of the busiest times of year for me, I am fishing almost everyday and on most days I am running two trips. needles to say it take a little while to recuperate from all the fishing I do. But I am not complaining at all, and I am very Lucky to have such a great client base to fish with every year. They truly make my job easy and very exciting. [Read Full Article]
Low water levels in the Mosquito Lagoon have concentrated the redfish. They can be found in schools, singles, and small groups throughout the day. The best baits have been those imitating mullet or small fish with the DOA Baitbuster and four inch DOA CAL in the silver mullet color. The tarpon that were present last month have been few and far between. The ladyfish schools have thinned out as well but some large schools of jack crevalle can be found crashing schools of mullet. [Read Full Article]
Well folks the HOT weather is back and with it has been a brisk Southwest wind. The wind has really kept me inshore fishing for the last few weeks, but we did get out in the ocean a few times early in the morning before the wind got up. The days we got out the Spanish mackerel fishing was good and the days we could not get out we’ve been catching good numbers of Flounder and a few nice Redfish too. Let’s talk about that and a few other things in this weeks fishing report>>> [Read Full Article]
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