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Amberjacks, Cobia,& Mackerals at Grayton Beach

Capt. Larry Pentel
March 21, 2011
Destin - Saltwater Fishing Report

The weather has just been fantastic, allowing me to take a bunch of Spring Break families way out on a slick calm Gulf. I have been steady targeting the Amberjacks with side stops for triggers and vermilion's.

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Target Species at the Boat

All this nice warm sunshine has let the water heat up and the Spanish Mackerel showed up a week or so ago in force. I ran my first 2 hr afternoon trip of the year the other day with a mom and 4 boys who had a blast cathing about 40 mackerel in short order.

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Happy to be Here !

The warm water has also got the cobia going with the first real "run" happening yesterday. I was on the beach cleaning Amberjacks in the afternoon and watched 3 fish caught in front of me on the bar. Capt Sam Wesley brought the first brown backed crab cruncher into Grayton yesterday .

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A Great Catch but it hurt to clean 'em and watch the other guys hook cobia !

I took the Amberjack tackle off the boat yesterday evening and I'll start targeting cobia starting tomorrow ( chore day today). Not only does it look to be a good season but I have a new finder that is top notch.

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Nothing but the best in fish finding equipment on the Dead Fish.

Here are a few more catches from last week. My folks have had a big time tussling with the critters on one of the nicest Spring Break weeks I can remember.

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I'll put 2 kids on a rod and let 'em team up on the big Jacks.

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The Black Snappers seem to starting to show up a little too.

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Snapper, Jacks and big Smiles

Get out there and catch something- The Pompano have started as well so you don't even need a boat !

Capt Larry Pentel
DeadFish

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Gulf Fishing off Grayton Beach in beautiful South Walton. Red Snapper to Cobia to King Mackeral to Grouper. No need to get up early or drive for an hour to a marina. We will pick you up on the beach and be on a reef or wreck in usually less than 15 minutes. Some of the Gulfs best fishing lies just offshore of the snow white sands of South Walton. We also offer Tarpon trips at Indian Pass during the summer run. July and August have large schools of giant Silver Kings feeding just off the beach.

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Dead Fish Charters
174 Watercolor Way, Suite 103
PMB 280
Seagrove Beach, FL 32459
Phone: 850-685-1092
Alt. Phone: 850-231-6991
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