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Blow wind, blow!

Capt. Benny Blanco
May 2, 2009
Flamingo - Saltwater Fishing Report

Blow wind, blow! A steady dosage of 20 – 25 knot winds for a few weeks will change your perspective. What really is bad wind? At this point, I am convinced it's all good. It is what you make of it… and for me, it has been great. Managing my lightweight Maverick HPX-T in these high winds was tough work at times, but a little extra planning and patience yielded plentiful rewards this week. It is not without advantages either… extreme low tides, long distance casting ability (with wind at your back) and a great topwater bite.

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After a sporty run from Islamorada, Richard and client caught several nice Snook…

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Danny was a Trout catching machine…

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Mike methodically caught release several slot and over slot Redfish, Snook and Trout to complete his first Back Country Slam…

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Buddy Yarborough proceeded to put a bunch of big Redfish in the boat.

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Mike with his first tailing Redfish!

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… and with his first "Flats" Snook. He would go on to catch a large Trout to compete his first ever Back Country Slam.

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Tyler (www.CastawayCustoms.com) and I got out for a few hours on a rare day off… We made short work of a dozen good fish, including two ten pounders and then called it an early morning.

Flamingo Fishing Forecast:

With tons of fish on the Florida Bay flats, this week will be at least as good as last... call and book a cyberangler guide for your trip today!

Target Species:

Snook, Redfish, Trout & Tarpon

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From 5" of water to offshore wrecks, I will tailor a trip in Everglades National Park that will blow you away. Come aboard one of my top of the line Maverick or Pathfinder skiffs and enjoy the comforts of the best back country boats while we explore some of the most beautiful water in the World.

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8900 SW 124 ST
Miami, FL 33176
Phone: 305-431-9915
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