Capt. Dave Hoke
March 7, 2010
Fort Myers - Saltwater Fishing Report
Temperatures are expected to reach 80 degrees this week and I am beginning to see a few snook migrating their way out of the rivers and creeks. As long as we only have a couple more minor cold fronts, I think we will have bait start showing up by the third week of March. When the bait shows up, so do the Snook! Book your spring fishing trip today!
I am extremely whipped from this long week of fishing so I am going to make this fishing report a little bit shorter this week. Sorry! I have a 6 hour and 4 hour double tomorrow and I am way behind on sleep. I will try not to let this happen again but I am not adapting to the long days of season just yet. Fishing is still improving. I actually had the first snook caught on the flats since the freeze this week. That is a very good sign of things to come. The redfish bite is still improving and more and more fish are showing up everyday. I currently am fishing about 5 different schools of redfish that are holding at least 75 fish. The days with nicer weather have yielded a lot of nice quality redfish. I have included a few pictures from this week. I hope you enjoy.
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