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2017-06-19
10:40 AM
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Bigger is always better! - I have lived in this area my entire life. I can honestly say the fishery is making a strong comeback.
Our red fishing has remained to stay steady throughout the year and we are getting some big fish under the bush.
The snook fishing has been stea more...
Capt. Brian Dopirak - Palm Harbor |
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2017-05-10
12:13 PM
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Red fish,snook and Tarpon - Leading up to this big moon the redfish bite has been awesome,we are catching big fish with good numbers..
With the strong afternoon tides the snook bite has had been on fire as well,we are catching most out fish on Med sized grunts with a 3 ot cir more...
Capt. Brian Dopirak - Palm Harbor |
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2014-09-11
4:22 PM
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Redfish - The Redfish bite has been excellent this last couple of weeks. We have been successful using a couple of techniques. One is small pinfish free lined with a 2/0 hook. We have on several occasions added a small weight to the leader. Another is throwing more...
Capt. John O'Hanlon - Palm Harbor |
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2014-08-07
7:27 PM
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July Fishing - We have been very busy the entire month of July. We fished inshore, near shore and off shore. Inshore on the beaches we enjoyed Snook with fish up to 40. Near shore we fished Tarpon more than usual and had great success. We landed several fish in th more...
Capt. John O'Hanlon - Palm Harbor |
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2014-02-06
6:41 AM
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February Spanish Mackerel - The Spanish Mackerel have been scattered all over the flats in St. Joseph Sound over the last week. Tuesday and Wednesday Charters brought in a number of medium size Spanish Macks, Several where in the 30 inch range which gives a great fight on light more...
Capt. John O'Hanlon - Palm Harbor |
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2013-07-24
12:47 PM
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Late July Snook -
We have been making daily catches of Snook. The key is live bait, freelined. We have had several day with Shark as a by catch.
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Capt. John O'Hanlon - Palm Harbor |
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2013-07-07
12:04 PM
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No OFFSHORE, Good INSHORE - The weather has kept us inshore, with the big Gags hungry and waiting. However, the inshore bite today was strong. Drifting the flats we caught numerous small to medium size trout using the Gulp 3 New Penny on a Cajun inshore popping cork. Hopefully more...
Capt. John O'Hanlon - Palm Harbor |
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2013-06-03
6:41 AM
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Red Snapper Season Kicks Off - Today we left the dock early with a gentle breeze and less than a 1 foot sea. We cruised to 130 foot, about 50 miles west of Palm Harbor to find quanties of large Red Snapper and Red Grouper. At first we used baby Octopus to start the bite, then lar more...
Capt. John O'Hanlon - Palm Harbor |
