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Southwest Florida Fishing Report - Bonita Springs to Captiva

Capt. John GiddyUp-Bunch
February 10, 2007
Fort Myers - Saltwater Fishing Report

OK: Every swingin' angler is giving me grits over my last report. Do I just say "Kiss my Grits" and move on? Let me say this. When things are hot, I'm going to tell you. When think suck, I'll ask for a plumber's friend. When we are ass deep in Red Algae, I'm not going to pass it off as Red Roses. To this end, I offer the following. Fishing North of Redfish Pass is for those who have a triple digit IQ. I ain't even findin' jacks south of there. Occasional Pompano off Bunche Beach and the A-Frames. Many sharks. Big Freakin'sharks in 2-3 feet of water. Bull Sharks and Blk Tips + Bonnetheads.

Redfish: North of Redfish Pass is the same old drill unless you have a Tunnel Hull Boat. Those Dudes can get into some serious skinny water. Total weight capacity on some of those shallow skiffs is 500LBS.

I don't really know too many people I could take fishin'. Topwater Lures early. But why reinvent the wheel. Wait for the Ebb and fish with cut Ladyfish.

No stress yourself.

Snook: We are into 1 tide days. Check out the docks. I love the docks. Never caught a keeper snook. Cut the head of a Ladyfish and then the tail. Throw what remains at the foot of the first dock going into Tarpon Bay. 50LB Power Pro. Zero Drag. Outgoing tide.

Offshore: I'm goin' 2morrow. Will let you know and no smoke will be blown. "GiddyUp"

Sheepshead? I don't guide for Sheepshead

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TV CO-Host, Outdoor Writer, Florida Sportsman Seminar Speaker, and named by author Ron Pressley as 1-20 Best Saltwater Master Professionals in Florida. In 2007 Bonita Living Magazine identified "Capt GiddyUp" as one of the top guides in Florida. Bunch is known as "Skipper to Our Troops" in SW FL. His charity (501c3) affords all US Troops returning from combat or foreign duty free fishing. Bunch is the recipient of the highest honor given to a Lee County citizen. The Honor of Distinction. USMC!

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GiddyUp Fishing Charters
3624 Bayview Avenue
St James City, FL 33956
Phone: 239-283-8838
Alt. Phone: 239-822-8888
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