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Latest Fishing Reports...


2009-11-20
4:24 PM

Key Largo Backcountry Fishing 11/20/09 - After and during the hard blow followed by a weak cold front last week I have run some days in the backwaters of Everglades national park. While the wind was up we fished the eastern bay off Key largo and concentrated our efforts in creek mouths main more...
Capt. Bob Fernicola - Key Largo


2009-11-20
10:41 AM

Transition time - Well the winter is trying to start, cooler air temps have made fishing very comfortable. A light breeze has been consistent, but beautiful conditions to fish anywhere you care, inside or out. Fish are on the move, here one day gone the next. Its b more...
Capt. Jeff Legutki - Ten Thousand Islands


2009-11-20
7:11 AM

Fantastic Fort Lauderdale Fishing on Friday the 13th - Lady Pamela II Sportfishing Charters Fort Lauderdale, Florida www.ladypamela2.com 954-761-8045 Fantastic Fort Lauderdale Fishing on Friday the 13th This afternoon, Bill, Jason, Dan and their boys joined a shared charter to catch s more...
Capt. David Ide - Fort Lauderdale


2009-11-20
5:23 AM

Ft. Pierce Inshore - Offshore Report - NOVEMBER 19, 2009 INSHORE - Good reports from the inshore anglers this week. We had a lot of action from the spanish mackerel, bluefish and jacks that are in the Ft. Pierce Inlet and around the local bridges. These fish have been taking just ab more...
Capt. Joe Ward - Fort Pierce


2009-11-19
11:10 PM

Tampa Bay Reds, Snook and Trout on Fire - Richard had tried to get out with me a few times but for one reason or another the plans always had to be postponed. Well the plans finally came together and he was able to do a 1/2 day afternoon trip.The bait was ridiculous so I over loaded the well more...
Capt. George Hastick - Tampa Bay


2009-11-19
11:00 PM

Biloxi, MS Fishing - Specks & White Trout Biting! - In the last couple of days I took my friends and family fishing, and it was good to spent some no pressure fishing with friends. On Monday I took my brother-in-law Mike Severson from Ocean Springs, MS out for a quick run to one of the white trout more...
Capt. Robert L. Brodie - Mississippi Sound


2009-11-19
10:16 PM

Salmon River Fishing Report - Another very very busy week on the water. Fish are biting, weather is great, maybe some rain coming!! Great guest's good food, it doesn't get any better. Same deal same places. Stay out of the water. Fish the fast water, deep runs if you can fin more...
Capt. Troy Creasy - Salmon River


2009-11-19
7:17 PM

'Tis the season..... - To catch big reds in the pass! We hit it mid morning today. Got some big menhaden that were just dying to be redfish food. As soon as Ray put his first down up came a 26 7/8 inch red and they only got bigger from there. We hooked six or seven lan more...
Capt. James Pic - Panama City


2009-11-19
6:26 PM

Awesome Weather In Central Florida - November 19th, 2009 - Mosquito Lagoon Fishing Report The past few days here in east central Florida the weather on the Mosquito & Indian River Lagoons have been just outstanding! Awesome to be a matter of fact. Water temps are just hanging in the more...
Capt. Drew Cavanaugh - Mosquito Lagoon


2009-11-19
5:26 PM

Midweek update....11 pound bonefish on fly - This morning, i awoke to rain and winds. Not exactly ideal conditions for a guide's day of fun fishing but just being out there with Capt. Terry Duffield [aka Coach Duff] is a blast and we rarely get to enjoy sharing a day on the water. We went to on more...
Capt. Chris Asaro - Oahu


2009-11-19
9:33 AM

tough times - The fishing has been kind of up and down this month, this past week seems to be a good example of what's been going on. On the colder days we expect to find Redfish and Snook in the deeper channels and holes and they haven't really been there in goo more...
Capt. Jim Hobales - Flamingo


2009-11-19
9:02 AM

Sanibel Fishing - Sanibel Island Fishing Perfect weather for fishing around Sanibel Island. The New Moon in November, and great weather conditions, have the Snook, Redfish, and Trout feeding. This is that time of year when you can go out fishing and it more...
Capt. Greg Hood - Sanibel


2009-11-18
7:27 PM

Nov 1 threw 18 fishing aboard the Hooked Up - Nov 1 Today we had Renee and her husband Travis from Tampa Florida out for a few hours of deep sea fishing with us. Now let me give you a little back ground on Renee and Travis. They have their own boat and do a lot of fishing themselves when Trav more...
Capt. Taco Perez - Fort Lauderdale


2009-11-18
6:25 PM

IDA has come and gone, but have no fear, the reds are still here - Well, tropical storm IDA has come and gone, but have no fear, the reds are still here. I had a short 4-hr trip today, and as predicted, the bite was very good. We caught some good fish and fought a few that pulled the hooks, but all in all, had a gre more...
Capt. John Rivers - Pensacola


2009-11-18
4:22 PM

Fall Fishing In Tampa Bay - Despite a slow start, Sean Rice (of O' Brien's Fishing Club) and myself managed to have a pretty good day of fishing. Our destination: the creeks of upper Tampa Bay. Our goal: redfish, snook, and trout. The redfish and snook evaded us. The tro more...
Capt. Sean Hagen - Tampa Bay

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Welcome Jan S. Maizler

We hope you will join CyberAngler in welcoming our new Article & Travel Editor - Jan S. Maizler. Jan is a past IGFA world record holder and has released thousands of bonefish and hundreds of tarpon during his angling career. In 1977, he published his first flats fishing book entitled Flats Fishing. Read more About Jan.


New Fishing Reports Section...

CyberAngler was one of the first web sites to offer regularly updated fishing reports on the Internet - established 1997. Check out our New and Improved Fishing Report Section where you can sort reports by country, state, location or captain/author.

Latest Articles...

Angling off Georgia's Tybee Island
Tybee Island - a short drive east of nearby historic Savannah - boasts some of the finest marine marshland habitat on the Atlantic seaboard. Come along with Jan, Captain Brian Woelber, and the Savannah Beach Inn on a fishy joint venture that proves this area is premier in delivering fishing families hordes of redfish, flounder, seatrout, and more!
Punta Gorda Smorgasbord
There's no better way to explore and succeed in a new habitat than doing it by the knee - as well as boat and tackle - of a veteran local expert. Jan returns to Punta Gorda for more mentoring from Captain Ralph Allen, and it's a trip that threw light on more solid local techniques for Jan and all CyberAngler devotees alike!
Patagonian Paradise: Rio Hermoso
Patagonia has long been a stand-alone grail for flyfishers seeking superb trout fishing in a land of magic mountains, lakes, and rivers. Join Jan as he travels to the Argentine epicenter of this region - Nequen, and the five-star hotel, Rio Hermoso, in search of angling and travel adventures.
Sarasota Spottail Splendor
Jan joins Captain C.A. Richardson of Flats Class T.V. for some stupendous action on the shallows of Sarasota Bay. Both anglers experience a world-class redfish cornucopia right on the shores of one of Florida's most popular vacation destinations. Spottails near shopping, great restaurants, art galleries and circuses? You bet!
The Bounties of Bonaire
Bonaire has long been known as one of the world's top dive destinations. This fanfare eclipses an important angling travel fact that this exotic island in the Netherland Antilles has some of the finest roadside fishing in the entire Caribbean. Join Jan as he tangles with blackfin tuna, big parrotfish, and bonefish on on foot.

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