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2010-06-08
5:24 PM
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Panama City Beach...Last Few Days. - Fishing inshore and nearshore has been very good. I've run two a day everyday for a while now. I've been busy with weddings and BP matters in the pm. so I haven't been posting lately. I haven't sign up for any BP handouts because myself and a few oth more...
Capt. Jason Giles - Panama City |
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2010-06-08
2:27 PM
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Sailfish Kingfish Cobia - Kingfish have dominated our Fort Lauderdale fishing Charters the past week or so. Most fish are in the 5-15lb range with a few fish up to 40lbs. caught recently.
Mixed in with the kingfish are sailfish, dolphin, cobia, blackfin tunas, bonitas, and b more...
Capt. Ryan McBride - Fort Lauderdale |
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2010-06-08
10:17 AM
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Tarpon time in Sarasota ! - June 8th Fishing Report
It is truly Tarpon Time in Sarasota! From Anna Maria Island to the Venice Inlet , there are 1,000's of Tarpon on their yearly migration. For the most part , these schools are traveling slowly down the coast and are in a feed more...
Capt. Jack Hartman - Sarasota |
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2010-06-08
8:17 AM
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June 1 threw 5 Biggest A-J Ever caught aboard Hooked Up - June 1
June is finally here and so are the king fish and dolphin fish.
Today we started out our June fishing with Dan and Christie from Huston Texas. We knew that we did not have a lot of fishing time on this trip so we decided to go right after as more...
Capt. Taco Perez - Fort Lauderdale |
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2010-06-07
7:37 PM
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Saved by sharks Tampa Bay - Saturdays forecast was looking good with light winds so Captain Steven planned fishing several miles offshore. Local reefs are on fire with big mackerel, kingfish, bonita and sharks. We picked up our clients John and Jarrod who are in town for a wedd more...
Capt. Steven Markovich - Tampa Bay |
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2010-06-07
6:36 PM
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Seeing red all over the bay in Panama City Florida. - There are a lot of redfish to catch. Even though the redfish tour screwed up the fishing this weekend there are enough reds that not all were beat to death over the weekend. We could tell the redfish tour people were here this weekend because they more...
Capt. James Pic - Panama City |
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2010-06-07
11:22 AM
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Port Canaveral Offshore 06-06-10 - Fishing Report 06/06/10
Sea's could not be better for a run out to the Gulfstream in search of Mahi. If only the fish would cooperate. I've wondered if fishing the day after a big tournement would end with less catch, even of Pelagic fish. Rad more...
Capt. Henry Hauch - Port Canaveral |
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2010-06-07
7:26 AM
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Dolphin fishing no oil here - Dolphin and the occasional Wahoo was what were happening today off Islamorada. Most fish today were caught 400 feet and beyond on lures trolled quickly around weed lines and floating debris. Chunks of cut bait worked well after locating schooling f more...
Capt. Rick Rodriguez - Islamorada |
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2010-06-06
9:49 PM
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Grouper Trolling is almost OBSENE in 85 Degree Water Temps!!! - There has to be a logical reason. Far be it from me to try and figure it out but the GROUPER TROLLING in water 25-35ft in SW FL has been smoking. At 18.00 per pound and a limit of 2, things here remind me of Salmon Fishing on the West Coast.
Today more...
Capt. John GiddyUp-Bunch - Fort Myers |
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2010-06-06
8:02 PM
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Jacksonville Fishing - Reds and more Reds - Big, small, I like 'em all. For my customers.
It's that time of year to that we get to do both, heavy tackle, and light tackle all in the same day.
Light tackle, either float-rig fishing live shrimp down the jetty rocks, or pitching a s more...
Capt. Dave Sipler - Jacksonville |
