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Calming Down Quick

Capt. Larry Pentel
August 31, 2012
Destin - Saltwater Fishing Report

After a week of big surf and a pretty good surge from Issac the Gulf is calming down quick. While we did get some beach erosion and my dock here at Eastern Lake is under water by a couple inches from the trapped surge Issac was not that big a deal here. The wind never got past "breezy" and we had very little rain. With evrything calming down the forecast for Sunday is seas at 1'. I have 2 trips booked and can't wait to get out and see how the fishing is. As most folks who have fished off the beach know, the best fishing can be the 2 weeks or so following a big storm. The surge and seas will "pile up" the groupers on the inshore spots. Not only are these fish hungry from not eating for a week or so they are on unfamiliar reefs and don't know every hole and ledge to dive into when hooked. It is nice to have the advantage every now and then !

In the meantime here are a few pics from my stay at Indian Pass last week. I'm afraid that Issac probably was the end to tarpon over there this year but the Tripletails will still be around and the Scallops at St Joe, while not thick, are as big as I have ever seen.

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Battling a Big One

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Happy with a smaller one!

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The birthday crew had a blast with a big school of Jacks in West Pass

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Scallopin' has to be the least serious way to catch a seafood dinner. My crew did good getting about 8 gallons of the tasty critters in an afternoon

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