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Great Weather, Great Fishin'

Capt. Larry Pentel
October 13, 2014
Destin - Saltwater Fishing Report

We have sure had some great weather here at the beach up till today. Nothing lasts forever and it's been blowy and rainy since this AM. Looks to be to rough to fish for another 2 days as well. Oh well, I have lots of broke stuff that needs fixin' from all the pretty days of running hard the past couple weeks.

The fishing has been pretty predictable since my last report. The Kings have bit well most days with a lot of big Spanish mixed in as well. Lots of Vermillion Snapper out 6 miles or so and plenty of Triggers around with about 1 out of 10 making that 14" to the fork . All you have to do is be willing to catch 20 triggers and we can keep your 2 ! The Scamps have stayed up in close as well this fall which makes for a great treat for in close fishin'. My wife is adamant that Scamps are the best fish in the Gulf. I admit they are mighty good but it's hard to put a Trigger, Cobia, Tripletail or Flounder as a second class dinner........

There have been a lot of folks back to the beach here lately enjoying the fall weather and emerald green Gulf. Here's some pics from some of 'em that went fishing with me.

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Yesterday mornings 4 hr with a great mix of Jacks, Kings, Vermillions, Trigger and Scamp

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This long time regular brought a couple buddy's for a 3 hr afternoon that got 'em Kings, Spanish, Trigger, Scamp and more. they said they needed enough fish to feed 13 folks... I hope they were hungry !

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This regular brought her nephew for his first trip off Grayton... and his first Cobia !

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A 3hr afternoon trip with Vermillions, Scamp and Jack.

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These 3 not only got Kings and vermillions but had 4 keeper scamps in the box as well this morning.

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These 2 gals didn't catch all the fish ....but they got a bunch of 'em and fished so hard they left some their hair in the reels !

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This couple hadn't been before and didn't know what to expect. The gal said she hadn't expected to not have time to drink a beer on a 3 hr fishing trip until the ride home...

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A great 4 hr catch with Jacks, Kings, Scamp, Vermillion and BIG Red Grouper ! Family fishing at it's best ! They'll be saying
" remember when we went and caught..." for years .

The bite should stay close to the same for the next few weeks. The Vermillions will thin some as the water cools and the Jacks and Triggers should get a little thicker along with the Kings. Capt Kerry Jones went diving yesterday on a couple close in spots and said there were a few Flounder on the spots he swam on............I know they aren't big or photogenic but I LOVE Flounder Fishing ! Just a couple more weeks !

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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