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2008-09-22
10:08 AM
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Sometimes the lake wins - My last trip on the Marsh proved to be a difficult on. With winds out of the NE at about 15 MPH and the direction of route traveled things were tough for us. Only 10 bass made it to the boat. With the wind blowing the one good thing is temperatures w more...
Capt. George Welcome - Stick Marsh-Farm 13 |
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2008-09-22
9:05 AM
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Fall fishing on the Forgotten Coast is magnificent - The Tropical storms have gone and the fishing is gonna get better again
offshore.. We just need the right winds and seas. The aftermath of the hurricanes that blew by this past week has given us east and north wind, yuck! If you c more...
Capt. Alex Crawford - Carrabelle |
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2008-09-22
6:11 AM
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Mosquito Lagoon Fishing Report - Weather has been the main factor affecting the fishing here in east central Florida. It appears the calm days of summer left early this year. Clouds, wind and more clouds have taken their place.
On the best weather day of last week, the fishing a more...
Capt. Chris Myers - Mosquito Lagoon |
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2008-09-21
11:13 PM
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Flamingo Fishing Report - 9.21.08 - While poling a Florida Bay Flat at two o'clock in the afternoon it is difficult to fathom dropping temperatures... but, it is certainly evident on an early morning run or with even the slightest cloud cover. This can only mean one thing, Fall is rig more...
Capt. Benny Blanco - Flamingo |
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2008-09-21
1:27 PM
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Fishing Hard!!! - The weather was decent last week until Friday. Now we are in what looks like a 5 or 6 day North Easter. Wind 15 to 25 and lot's of rain to go along with it. We really don't need more RAIN!!!
I had several trips last week ending on Thursday Septemb more...
Capt. James Howard - Jacksonville |
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2008-09-21
6:17 AM
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Mosquito Lagoon Redfish Bite! - Well the past week has had some great improvements in not only the fishing but the weather as well. ever since TS Fay moved in and out the fishing had changed a bit. However now that the water levels have subsided a bit it is beginning to return to n more...
Capt. Drew Cavanaugh - Mosquito Lagoon |
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2008-09-20
8:37 PM
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Storm Fallout - Well the plus side of having a hurricane move through your area from a fishing standpoint is that lots of debris finds it's way into the water. While this might pose a hazard for boats moving about, it creates a condition that the Dolphin (Mahi-Mahi) more...
Capt. Bob Brown - Marathon |
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2008-09-20
7:42 PM
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Position is key - Onboard Thursday evening was good friend Capt. James Fesperman of Hook Setting Charters Our mission was to catch snook on the dock lights with an emphasis on locating larger snook. Live bait was critical to our success and was easily cast netted on a more...
Capt. Steven Markovich - Tampa Bay |
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2008-09-20
1:58 PM
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High Water in the Mosquito Lagoon - This week's fishing report from Capt. John Kumiski 9/20/08
Ah yes, the fishing report. It's been harder to get material to write about than it should have been.
First off, when you've been gone for a couple of months, there's always a certain a more...
Capt. John Kumiski - Titusville |
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2008-09-18
10:03 PM
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The Redfish Bite... -
...continues to be hot, especially in the Fort DeSoto area. Cut ladyfish and pinfish are working well, as are live pinfish, whitebait and threadfin. A number of anglers are doing well on top water baits such as Zara Spook and the Mirr-O-Lure She D more...
Capt. Tommy Ziesmann - Tampa Bay |
