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2013-10-16
12:38 PM
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Big Red Grouper Limits, Cobia lurking and a Sailfish - Weather has been perfect and still catching our limits of grouper on full day trips. Gag Grouper are in close and have been bringing in a few with keeper cobias on half days. Hooked and jumped an estimated 60 lb. Sailfish on a wreck 26 mi off Fort My more...
Capt. Brett Swenson - Fort Myers |
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2013-10-08
11:03 AM
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Hot red, trout and snook action Estero Bay-Matlacha - Guys: There are schooling reds on the incoming tides. The trout bite is on firew, upper slot specks 18-20 inches. We found snook, jacks and tarpon active in the feedercreks, a good time for fly fishers. 239-267-9312 or [email protected]
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Capt. Ron Kowalyk - Fort Myers |
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2013-10-07
7:41 PM
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Great Cobia Fishing on the Nearshore Wrecks! -
This time of the year cobia are migrating south and can be caught on artificial offerings and live bait. The key is anchoring right. Make sure to stay off the structure a bit and anchor down current. Choice of baits are pinfish and pichards. Be more...
Capt. Scott Theis - Fort Myers |
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2013-10-05
12:10 PM
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More Of The Same Which Is a VERY Good Thing - The fishing in Estero Bay remains VERY good! A lot of the same is still true this week, we found schools on the flats this week but any bait thrown in to the school produced only Jacks! Stick with the higher water patterns of fishing oysters and shor more...
Capt. Mark Yimin - Fort Myers |
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2013-10-03
6:01 AM
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Redfish in the backcountry, sharks in the Gulf - A mostly rain free week combined with decent tides made for great fishing on both Estero Bay and the Gulf waters. It looks like a return to some rain is in the forecast but it doesn't look like it will be the washout we had a couple of weeks ago.
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Capt. Rob Modys - Fort Myers |
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2013-09-25
12:12 PM
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No Lightning: Go Fishing It Will Pay Off! - The redfish and Snook have not seemed to mind the rain, after all they are already wet! The good thing about fishing on rainy days is that you are almost always the only one on the water. The bait has been tough to get to since the wind kicked up, so more...
Capt. Mark Yimin - Fort Myers |
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2013-09-20
6:47 PM
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Fishing the Back Bays to Fishing the Nearshore Wrecks! -
The inshore fishing is still going strong with redfish at the top of the list. The schools are scattered around grass flats and oysters. Also, there's some nice trout in the mix fishing potholes while targeting reds. Pinfish is candy to these f more...
Capt. Scott Theis - Fort Myers |
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2013-09-19
10:46 AM
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Hot Redfish bite in San Carlos and Matlacha passes -
Backbay: There a real potpourri of biters in the bays and passes. My crews came up with flounder, pomps, snapper, grunts, reds, snook, trout, jacks and macks. We found so bait thick in the passes that you could hardly lift up the cast net. Chick more...
Capt. Ron Kowalyk - Fort Myers |
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2013-09-16
3:10 PM
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Fall is in the air and the redfish are biting - Water quality and clarity has been improving in Estero Bay and the nearshore Gulf Waters. The rains have slowed a bit and that certainly has helped. There are also schools of bait along the beaches, birds in the backcountry and lots of dolphins han more...
Capt. Rob Modys - Fort Myers |
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2013-09-14
1:14 PM
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Redtember! - The reds are everywhere right now, that's why I have officially changed this months name to Redtember! They are on the flats schooled on the low tides, and around oysters and mangrove shorelines on the high tides. With no wind you can see the schools more...
Capt. Mark Yimin - Fort Myers |
