Reds Still Strong Before the Front!
Capt. James Howard
March 24, 2009
Jacksonville - Saltwater Fishing Report
The recent North Easter made fishing tough last weekend. It was quite a blow…
There are some nice Spanish in the river so you know they have to be thick at the jetties and as soon as it calms down enough I'm heading that way.
The Flounder are starting to show up in bigger numbers and the Weak fish are mixed in with the Trout.
We are in the transition period right now and when the weather permits you can easily have a 30 fish day with a nice mix of different types of fish. I always love catching several different types of fish on a charter.
The Red fish were chewing good before the blow last week but the high winds and tides have changed there feeding pattern but they will settle back in soon.
I was able to get on a good bite of Reds early last week just before the front and like the week before all they wanted was crabs. And right now blue crabs are hard to come by. If you find some they will usually stay fine for sever days on ice or I like to put them in a brown paper bag and stick them I the refrigerator. But not the one in the house. My wife wouldn't go for that!!!
Tight lines Capt. James Howard
Jacksonville Florida (904)651-9557
www.gofishjax.com
Jacksonville Fishing Forecast:
Spanish are in the river and should be thick at the jetties when the seas lay down. Lots of Weak fish and Trout. Reds and Flounder doing good.
Capt. James Howard Jacksonville Florida
(904)651-9557 www.gofishjax.com
Target Species:
Reds/Spanish/Trout/Weak fish
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