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Naples & Marco Island, FL

Capt. Roan zumFelde
June 2, 2007
Naples - Saltwater Fishing Report

Fishing has been a little tough this week and will probably continue to be difficult until after the affects of barry have diminished. We had some good days and bad, with no Ryme or reason too it.

Well, I guess that is why they call it Fishing not Catching or so they say, tell that to my clients that had a tough time and you might get a grumbling response. I wish every day was a winner but, I have been doing this long enough to know you can not always count on it. The good news is that for most of the week the fishing has been generally very good. We have had a couple of Slams this week and almost a Grand Slam on Wednesday. We caught the Snook, Redfish, and Trout, but lost the two Tarpon we had on. Oh well maybe next time.

Fishing has been good around the passes for Snook and around Little Marco and Hurricane for everything including Redfish and Trout. Hint- The fish are not always tight to the shorelines along these passes. The Tarpon have still been very difficult to target and you have to really hunt them to get your shot. This is what I mean Shot not Shots. If you get a couple of shots in the morning you are doing well this year. I hope the rain from Barry will pick up the pace at least on the small Tarpon.

Fishing this next week should be better, if the winds subside after the storm and the water acclimates to the rain. I would give it a couple of days though. Keep looking to the passes and the river mouths for continued Snook action and fish hard and good thing should happen. Good Casting Rz.

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Rz's Fishing Extremes specializes in Light Tackle and Fly Fishing the inshore and offshore waters of Naples, Marco, and in the Everglades for Largemouth Bass. Capt. Roan z, is a Fly Casting Instructor and Fly Tying Instructor with Numerous Contracted Fly Patterns. Capt. Roan enjoys taking begginer to advanced fly anglers to experience a fantastic time and learning experience on the waters of South West Florida.

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Rz's Fishing Extremes
2800B Shoreview Dr.
Naples, FL 34112
Phone: 239-269-4426
Alt. Phone: 239-774-6036
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