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2013-10-15
9:24 AM
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KINGFISH - WHEN OUT AT 11 AM BACK AT 1 PM
GOT 2 KINGS ON THE WIRE 5 BONITO
THE SMALL ONES ARE NOT BLOODY AT ALL
AND TASTE LIKE BLACK FIN TUNA more...
Bob Schulman - Pompano Beach |
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2013-10-15
9:22 AM
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Fishing Offshore of Port Everglades - Ft. Lauderdale fishing for mahi-mahi has been pretty good and the baits are thick inside Port Everglades Inlet. You'll also find plenty of pilchards, mullet and some blue runners mixed in just off the beach south of the inlet.
We more...
Capt. Mario Cote - Fort Lauderdale |
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2013-10-14
10:23 PM
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October Red Fish and Grouper fishing!! - Big Gags and Hogs…. That was the theme of my last trip on Sunday with a couple of great guys from Gainesville. We brought a few tanks and spear guns out to 35 feet of water to see what we could WACK (Dale's wording.) These guys slayed some fish, more...
Capt. Zachary Hoffman - Homosassa |
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2013-10-14
7:42 PM
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Grand Slam Tampa Bay - Today I had the pleasure of taking part in the USF Fishing tournament. The Grand Slam event target the largest Snook, Redfish and Trout. We started the day from Hula Bay in Tampa and made our way to Weedon Island.
Our first stop was targeting r more...
Capt. Steven Markovich - Tampa Bay |
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2013-10-14
7:31 PM
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Fishing Fort lauderdale Kingfish - Fishing Fort Lauderdale on Happy Day Today with Capt. Zsak
Two retirees from Phoenix, Dale Flewelling and friend since Grammar school, Ray, chartered the Happy Day Today along with the Topshotfishing team to do some deep sea sport fishing in Fort more...
Capt. David Zsak - Fort Lauderdale |
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2013-10-14
1:28 PM
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Signs of Fall Fishing in Miami - It's a wonderful thing to wake up to low 70 degree temperatures! Although summertime is our busiest times, I'm thankful that the 90 degree days are just about done. The lower temperatures are a sign of fall, as well as other things that we fishermen more...
Capt. Wayne Conn - Miami |
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2013-10-14
11:57 AM
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Get in on The Fall Migration Now! - The Fall Migration Is On & the Mullet and smaller Baitfish Schools are Not Happy!
It's the second week of October and big schools of mullet, pilchards, threadfin herring, Spanish sardines, ballyhoo and glass minnows have been moving down our coast more...
Capt. Alan Sherman - Miami |
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2013-10-14
9:10 AM
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N.E. winds, Bait and Tarpon - 091213
I fish out of N. Miami Beach today with Dave and his son David from Houston, Texas. I netted a few mullet and ran outside the inlet looking for Tarpon. We found a couple mullet schools and watched as they got blasted by some big Tarpon. We more...
Capt. Jim Hobales - Flamingo |
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2013-10-14
7:33 AM
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October Fishing Bite is On! - The fishing in October has been great with about all species eating. The bait is good size and can be found all over the flats. The bait is moving with the tides from mangroves to flats and the fish are following. October has produced large numbers more...
Capt. Dean Landman - Anna Maria |
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2013-10-13
11:21 AM
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Government Closed - Fishing is Open - If you are like me and you're bummed out about all that is going on, it's time to go fishing. Fortunately, for those of us that fish off Miami, the Atlantic Ocean is still open for fishing. Earlier in the week a large group of fishing guides gather more...
Capt. Orlando Muniz - Miami |
