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Tampa Bay Fishing Reports


2009-08-13
10:57 AM

Mid Summer Conditions - I don't think I have ever seen the water clarity on Southshore Tampa Bay as poor as it has been in recent weeks. It's due to all the rain we have had in the past few months and it's probably not going to improve any time soon. That's the bad news. Th more...
Capt. Fred Everson - Tampa Bay


2009-08-10
7:41 PM

Sharks of Tampa Bay - Sharks are almost a sure thing this summer. Black Tips and Bonnet Heads 2-3' with an occasional 4' showing up. On light tackle it's a ton of fun. Kids love it as do Mom and Dad. Sharks are great for family charters as the action is steady and keeps t more...
Capt. Steven Markovich - Tampa Bay


2009-08-09
4:47 PM

Late day and night action remains hot on Tampa Bay - Late afternoon and into the darkness of the evening is a great time to be on the water. Gulf of Mexico sunsets are spectacular and as Captain Steven always says it's another world after dark. The lights of downtown St. Petersburg along with trendy sp more...
Capt. Steven Markovich - Tampa Bay


2009-08-06
2:44 PM

Big Beach & Night Time SNOOK - Captain Chris Colvin, Captain Jim Fesperman and Captain Steven all share the same passion for inshore fishing. Get all 3 together hunting big snook it gets intense, comical and hysterical at times. We got rolling around 6 pm and were greeted by amazi more...
Capt. Steven Markovich - Tampa Bay


2009-08-05
2:57 PM

Snapper, snook and redfish - Mid day fishing has been very tough for the past few weeks because of the heat. I don't have a bimini on my skiff, and when the wind doesn't blow, it gets very hot, even early in the morning. But for those who can take the heat, the fishing has be more...
Capt. Fred Everson - Tampa Bay


2009-08-04
8:36 PM

Tampa Bay Tarpon Are Back! - It has been really hot, and I'm not talking about the weather! I'm talking about fishing. While some types of fishing have slowed down a bit, other types have picked up. The weather has also been pretty good over the last few weeks. Of course we more...
Capt. TJ Stewart - Tampa Bay


2009-08-04
5:49 PM

Mid summer snook after dark - As Captain Steven often says night time is the right time. Now with mid afternoons sweltering heat night fishing is a great option to play it cool. The last several weeks we have been on a large trout bite. Several of my go to snook docks have transf more...
Capt. Steven Markovich - Tampa Bay


2009-08-03
8:23 PM

Late Season Tarpon Fly Fishing Tampa Bay - The Late season tarpon action on fly has been great the past few weeks! We've been getting a good amount of shots each day, seeing between 20-50 fish. Most are singles and doubles, but I have seen a few larger groups between 8-15 fish. It is not the more...
Capt. Nick Angelo - Tampa Bay


2009-08-03
5:54 PM

Snook Trout Mackerel Sharks Snapper - Saturday was hot, hot, hot. The bite was so so…. With special guests Hugo Boss, his girlfriend Yaris along with Sean and his daughter Autumn on board we headed out of O'Neil's Marina. First we ran across Tampa Bay hoping to get on the snook bite. Wit more...
Capt. Steven Markovich - Tampa Bay


2009-07-30
5:41 AM

Snapper Bite is On - The early morning trout bite on Southshore Tampa Bay is a best bet in late July. Anglers are catching more trout, and bigger trout this year than at any time in the last 15 years. I think it's attributable to two things – the inshore net ban, and more...
Capt. Fred Everson - Tampa Bay

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