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Tampa Bay Fishing Report

Capt. TJ Stewart
September 6, 2004
Tampa Bay - Saltwater Fishing Report

Two for one!

Well I don’t know about you, but I am ready for this tropical season to be over. It is definitely a bad season for storms. We did managed to get some fishing in at the beginning of the week..There were some good tides in the morning this week..It was the weekend that the weather would not cooperate.

We did manage to get one day of Tarpon fishing in. We had a real hard time getting bait and when we did find bait it was real big. We then ran to our fishing hole and got into position and watched Tarpon rolling everywhere. We managed to hook 2 Tarpon and boat 1. This fish put up a great fight and jumped over 5 times it weighed about 50 lbs. If we would have been able to start earlier in the morning we would have had more luck. Hopefully, we will have a chance to get out early in the morning this week and do some more Tarpon fishing .I will let you know how it goes.

Even though Snook season is open, we did not get a chance to do a whole lot last week. Most of the Snook that we did catch was being pushed away by the Red fish. The Snook could not get to the bait quick enough. We did manage to catch a few Snook each trip, but the big ones got away.

The Red fish bite is really on. We had 3-4 days where we caught over 30 Red fish. Most of the fish ranged 18-25 inches. We did have a few outstanding fish that were over 30 inches. The Red fish of the week was a 32 inch fish. We got these fish in a frenzy as you can see in the picture. It was 2 for 1.

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Cast Away Charters specialize in fishing the bountiful waters of Florida’s Tampa Bay area. Charters depart from the shadow of the Sunshine Skyway in the Bradenton & Palmetto – on Tampa Bay’s southern shores. Capt. TJ Stewart has the knowledge and intuition to find and hook the big ones – the battle will be up to you. Imagine the thrill and the power felt when a two hundred pound tarpon breaches the surface of the sky blue waters of Tampa Bay attempting to cast away the hook from his mouth. The

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5523 41st Ave. East
Bradenton, FL 34208
Phone: 941-737-5985
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