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2010-02-09
7:24 PM
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Bulldog Fishin Charters inshore report - The weather continued to be a challenge for anglers last week. The cool temperatures still have the inshore species holding near the warm waters provided by the many springs in our area. Look for trout, red fish, black drum, lady fish, sheep head, ja more...
Capt. Keith Tomlinson - Hernando Beach |
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2010-02-09
5:07 PM
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Feb 2010 - Mosquito Lagoon, Edgewater, NSB, Ponce Inlet Area - Rolling into February and 2010 is off to a good, but interesting, start. For the second year in a row, extreme cold temperatures created dangerously low water temperatures causing another snook kill in the area. This time however, the fish kill was m more...
Capt. Nathaniel Lemmon - New Smyrna Beach |
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2010-02-09
2:06 PM
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Two Out of Four Ain't Bad! - It was another pretty full week cut short by bad weather. I had four trips on the books, but actually got to run two of them. Even though the fishing was tough, the trips were great fun.
After bad weather Monday and Tuesday, my friend Martin We more...
Capt. Butch Rickey - Pine Island Sound |
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2010-02-09
10:51 AM
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Great Action - I have done a variety of trips in the last few weeks, with most of them being sailfish trips. This is a great time of year for sailfishing in Miami and I am ecstatic to say that we have caught at least 2 sailfish on every single trip we had and for more...
Capt. Dean Panos - Miami |
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2010-02-09
6:26 AM
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Winter fishing still hot in the Everglades - Well the water temperature is still in the low 70's, but the fish don't seem to mind. The trout bite continues to the best I have seen in years. The fish are large and very hungry. Mixed in with the trout, we are catching some nice sized pompano and more...
Capt. Herb Kehoe - Chokoloskee |
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2010-02-09
6:07 AM
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Snapper Time! - Greetings,
With the temperatures acting more like a yoyo and the crazy fronts going back and forth I am both surprised and happy to say that the water quality offshore and the bite in general is very good.
Near shore the sheepshead bite althou more...
Capt. Rick Featherstone - Fort Myers |
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2010-02-08
1:51 PM
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The Real Truth about our SW FL Fishery - The Florida Everglades is below or SOUTH of Ft Myers/Naples, right? Even if you don't know, start shaking your head YES
With this said, don't call and threaten me about my proposed closing of REDFISH until SNOOK are legal again. Once again, I am m more...
Capt. John GiddyUp-Bunch - Fort Myers |
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2010-02-08
1:21 PM
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Inshore Fishing Report Pensacola, Navarre, Perdido Key - Only six weeks away until spring will be knocking at our door, and I can't wait. It's been a long, hard, cold winter. With freezing temperatures lasting two weeks at the start of 2010, it made it tough to get off the couch or even want to go fishing. more...
Capt. John Rivers - Pensacola |
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2010-02-08
11:05 AM
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Conditions still pretty bleak.... - We haven't been out since last week, when we spent six hours on the Indian River, a trip that resulted in a catch of four assorted species--all small. And we haven't heard any local fish stories from colleagues and fishing buddies either. Still cold more...
Capt. Sal Tardella - Sebastian |
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2010-02-08
10:39 AM
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Fort Myers fishing report - Cold fronts continue to keep inshore water cold. The fish have adjusted to the cold water and are schooled up in areas where the water is slightly warmer during the middle of the day.
Trout fishing is still red hot if you know where to find them more...
Capt. Scott Hughes - Fort Myers |
