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June Snook Action Keeping Rods Bent

Capt. Todd Geroy
June 26, 2014
Naples - Saltwater Fishing Report

June is winding down and although this year continues to be a little off of what we expect on the fishing front, It has not been disappointing to anglers looking for action with numbers of fish. While the tarpon action has been hit and miss, snook have made up for it with some trips releasing as many as 35 fish in a half day. We have also been releasing some monster snook ranging up to 25 lbs. Keeper size mangrove snapper have also been plentiful and provide great eating for those wanting to take a few fish home for dinner. As usual for this time of year, the sharks are cooperative. We have caught several large bull and blacktip sharks during the last week.

On a recent trip a week ago, Larry Henges returned for a second trip with his son and son-in-law after having a great time snook fishing on a previous outing that was featured in my last report. On this day, we fished with artificial baits, specifically the Yum brand Money Minnows. Larry caught the snook of a life time after a 24 lb. 43 inch fish consumed the lure just three feet from the boat! A long battle followed and just as the fish came boat side, the hook fell out. I managed a quick grab of the fishes tail as it drifted away, tired from the fight and managed to boat the fish! We celebrated the great catch and snapped a couple of pictures before releasing this magnificent fish.

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Naples Fishing Forecast:

July should continue to bring some great catches. Anglers need to plan on hitting the water early to take advantage of the action before the water temperatures heat up mid day. Late afternoon and sunset is also a good time to fish however afternoon thunderstorms can often put halt to plans.

Target Species:

snook, mangrove snapper, sharks

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Guiding full time in Naples and Marco Island, FL. for over 37 years, the name Capt. Todd Geroy is synonymous with inshore fishing in the area. An expert at fishing for various inshore game fish species such as snook, tarpon and redfish. With a reputation as a patient, knowledgeable guide with many tournament wins and top finishes, Capt. Todd ensures an enjoyable, productive fishing experience. A 20' Willy Roberts skiff and 22' Sabalo bay boat can fish up to three anglers.

Contact Info:

Capt. Todd G. Geroy
1917 Holiday Lane
Naples, FL 34104
Phone: 239-793-7141
Alt. Phone: 239-272-1578
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