Light tackle fishing in florida with Captain John Follweiler and friends
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Capt. Jeff Rogers posted a discussionAfter about six days off the water, due to high winds and seas offshore and shallow, muddy conditions in the bay, I finally got offshore with Ron Musick, Eddie Alfonse, Dick Arnett, Bob Mayer, and Matt Watson on Thursday, 4/26. We headed out of New Pass to 36 miles, where we fished with live shrimp and pinfish. The group caught a keeper, 21-inch red grouper on a pinfish, and used live shrimp to catch two 14-inch yellowtail snapper, three mangrove snapper in the 13-14-inch range, fifteen…
ContinuePosted by Captain Dave Hanson on May 7, 2012 at 10:47am
May has arrived with great shallow water fishing. The trout bite is on fire with the in-coming tide, and if you like night fishing, word has it that big trout are crushing live and artificial shrimp on the dock lights. I went out last Sunday with my son and hit the flats in the afternoon with the incoming tide where we hammered the trout and hooked up on some nice reds. We were pitching artificials including MirrOlure’s suspending twitch baits and Bass Assassin’s soft plastics with ¼ - 1/8…
ContinuePosted by Capt. John Rivers on May 1, 2012 at 6:46pm
May Fishing Forecast for the Treasure Coast
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Finally, the windy months of March and April are almost behind us and we can look forward to the great fishing weather that May has to offer us on the Treasure Coast. Other than the usual windy days, it has been a pretty mild winter and spring has arrived. Look for warmer temperatures and little less blustery days. As the water temperatures climb, the fishing will steadily improve on the river. It will provide fantastic…
ContinuePosted by Captain Charlie Conner on May 1, 2012 at 6:25am
You just have to love April along the Nature Coast. Blue skies, cool mornings, mild temperatures, and some of the best fishing the Nature Coast will see all year occurs during the month of April. Historically, April is the catalyst month for the start of the Nature Coast fishing season. Now don’t get me…
ContinuePosted by Capt. Kyle Messier on April 15, 2012 at 9:30am
April 11th, 2012 Orlando Florida Saltwater Flats Fishing Report
Well the past few weeks have been just phenomenal here in the east central Florida back country waters of both the Mosquito Lagoon and Indian River flats. Not only the fishing, but the weather too here in Oak Hill, Edgewater and New Smyrna Beach along with all of the Orlando area saltwater inshore fishing. You could not ask for better weather to be in, fish in or live in than that of the weather that has been here amongst…
ContinuePosted by Capt. Drew Cavanaugh on April 11, 2012 at 5:31am
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