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5042 days ago :: Rank: (20099) :: Categories: Species, Saltwater, Drum
The Red Drum, also known as Channel Bass, Redfish, Spottail Bass or simply Reds, is a game fish that is found in the Atlantic Ocean from Massachusetts to Florida and in the Gulf of Mexico from Florida to Northern Mexico. It is the only species in t
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5041 days ago :: Rank: (11050) :: Categories: Species, Saltwater, Mackerel
The king mackerel is a migratory species of mackerel of the western Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico. It is an important species to both the commercial and recreational fishing industries. The king mackerel is a medium-sized fish, typically encou
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4651 days ago :: Rank: (10680) :: Categories: Species, Saltwater
The Atlantic Tarpon inhabits coastal waters, estuaries, lagoons, and rivers. The tarpon feeds almost exclusively on schooling fish and occasionally crabs. The Atlantic tarpon is also known as the silver king.   In appearance, a tarpon
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4652 days ago :: Rank: (9554) :: Categories: Species, Saltwater, Snapper
The mutton snapper is a fish of the Lutjanidae family. Largely a Caribbean species, they can be found from North Carolina to South America. They prefer low-relief reef structure searching for fishes, shrimps, crabs, squid, and snails. In the Florida
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1656 days ago :: Rank: (4091) :: Categories: Fishing, Hotspots, Ledges and Rocks
Good Snook fishing here, especially in the fall. You can catch small Gag Grouper around the rocks.Speckled Trout, Spanish Mackerel, Bluefish, Mangrove Snapper and Pinfish are common as well.
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3482 days ago :: Rank: (2141) :: Categories: Fishing, Reports
Body:  First off I would like to Thank EVERYONE at Day at the Docks for all their Generosity.  It was a Great Event and we Appreciate what you all do for Hatteras Village.  I sat in at the Hatteras Island Cancer Foundation to sell raf
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3629 days ago :: Rank: (2098) :: Categories: Fishing, Reports
We fished behind Clam Shoal today and caught a bunch of Cownose Ray's and Skates. We also caught Bluefish, Blow Toads, Pinfish, and Oyster Toads. The Blue Crabs are getting better as the water temperature rises. Water temp was 66 degrees today.
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3999 days ago :: Rank: (1716) :: Categories: Reports
We're still waiting for the Cobia to show up, until then the jacks are our target. Been finding them in about 100 foot over structure. Use live pinfish and you should limit out in no time. 
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4012 days ago :: Rank: (1527) :: Categories: Reports
Bottom fishing just keeps getting better and better. We took some guys out from Missouri for a 6hr charter. Stopped to catch a few pinfish 9 miles offshore for some live bait. Loaded the live well and headed dead east till we hit 100 foot. Found so
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2871 days ago :: Rank: (1450) :: Categories: Fishing, Reports
Hello Fishers Tarpon Fishing is Hot Hot Hot right now!  The tarpon are here as strong as ever.  Evening trips are producing some serious numbers.  Mr. Roy Shepard from England got his workout on several huge tarpon over the last few n
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3446 days ago :: Rank: (1274) :: Categories: Fishing, Reports
The water has really cooled off in the sound this week with temperatures in the mid to high 60s. This has brought in more Speckled Trout with some folks getting a limit. The Red Drum bite is still going in the sound and on the beaches, with some larg
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3597 days ago :: Rank: (1226) :: Categories: Fishing, Reports
Finally got the kinks worked out and went gigging for about an hour before the mosquitoes nearly carried us off. Saw lots of life on the flats, including a big Houndfish, stingrays, Horseshoe Crabs, Blue Crabs, Pinfish, and other bait fish. Jerry'
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1826 days ago :: Rank: (1201) :: Categories: Species, Saltwater, Snapper
The mangrove snapper or gray snapper (Lutjanus griseus) is a species of snapper native to the western Atlantic Ocean from Massachusetts to Brazil, the Gulf of Mexico, Bermuda, and the Caribbean Sea. The species can be found in a wide variety of hab
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2839 days ago :: Rank: (1143) :: Categories: Fishing, Reports
Sorry for the lack of blog updates but we've been having a few issues with the blog as of late. Every time I've tried to do a fishing report it would end up crashing on me and I'd lose all my work so I had gotten frustrated with it. I
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3187 days ago :: Rank: (1095) :: Categories: Fishing, Reports
Fishing in July is great just remember to drink lots of water and wear plenty of sunblock. Inshore- This week we are catching lots of Snook Snapper Redfish Tarpon Seatrout Flounder Jack Crevelles and More. Fishing live baitfish Like Pilchards Croaker
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4081 days ago :: Rank: (1082) :: Categories: Reports, Fishing
Grouper migrate more than most people think. In the winter months the grouper move up onto the shallow reefs to spawn but during the summer months they’re out on the deeper wrecks and reefs in anywhere from 120 to 200 feet of water or more bec
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4744 days ago :: Rank: (1060) :: Categories: Fishing, Ledges and Rocks, Reports
The wind was light in the AM but picked up significantly by afternoon. The day was spent AJ fishing on a wreck due west of Tarpon Springs, Florida. We used live pinfish, silver jigs, and feather jigs. All produce a variety of sizes Amber Jack. Thes
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1841 days ago :: Rank: (991) :: Categories: Fishing, Reports
96 Recfishwest Newsletter View this email in your browser Recfishwest Fishing Report 19/03/21 Ayesha Salkilld had a thread-mendous time chasing threadfin salmon at Broome's Crab Creek last Sunday! Want to know more about the area's abundant
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1666 days ago :: Rank: (980) :: Categories: Fishing, Reports
 The Big Duck 5 has sailed a few times without me. Today I made my first reel trip. Gerald had a nice tip from a Dive Boat Operator that the D Wreck was crawling with American Red Snappers and the bottom was paved with Flounders. Bobby Edward&#
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3715 days ago :: Rank: (979) :: Categories: Fishing, Reports
Islamorada is called The Fishing Capital of the World.  A very profound statement.  Yet pretty darn accurate!  There are not many places in the world where you can fish for more then a few different species all in one location and any
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