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Redfish, Tarpon and Snook

Capt. Dustin Hilliard
July 1, 2017
Tampa Bay - Saltwater Fishing Report

The redfish bite has been good on high to outgoing tides. I love using pilchards and live shrimp on a float, running down the shadow line of the mangroves.

Tarpon are still here. Look for the cleanest water to sight fish for these guys. Lighten your leaders if the water quality is really clear. A snell knot can help you get the hook in the top of the mouth helping prevent chaffing on your leader. Threadfins, crabs, pinfish and purple demon colored mirror lures can work great in getting a bite!

Sharks are everywhere. If you would like a shot at a spinning, blacktip or an Atlantic sharp nose to pull some drag, try dead bait. It works best allowing the shark to get an easy meal.

Snook are in full spawn on the beaches. Green backs and grunts have been working best on outgoing tides. Thirty pound leader helps get them all the way in. If water quality is a little dirtier than normal, you can use a stronger leader.

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Tight Lines,
Captain Dustin
(727) 487-3045
www.captaindustin.com

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I offer exciting Inshore fishing for redfish, snook, trout, tarpon, sharks using state of the art fishing boat and equipment! As your professional Florida Fishing Charter, my goal is to provide you with an unforgettable fishing experience. Depending on the time of year and season, we will target certain species that surround the inshore waters of the Gulf of Mexico.

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11824 Castine St
New Port Richey, FL 34654
Phone: 727-487-3045
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