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2009-10-20
2:39 PM
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coldfront= fish - After our recent cold front, water temperatures have dropped from 86 to 78 degrees. Fish are on the move and the chew. King Mackerel have just made their presence known in the clearwater area. Live Shad, Ladyfish, and Spanish Mackerel are just a fe more...
Capt. Craig Lahr - Clearwater |
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2009-09-03
7:05 PM
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fishing at it finest - Fishing has been awesome lately. There has been plenty of Mangrove
Snapper from 2 to 4 Lbs. on the reefs and off our beaches. Catching the limit
of these tasty fish has been fairly easy. Also, Grey Snapper, Cobia,
and Spanish Mackerel have been more...
Capt. Craig Lahr - Clearwater |
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2009-07-30
3:39 PM
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it hot not just heat but fishing - Here we go! More 90 degree days with a few storms mixed in. We always say things like, 'I don't ever remember it being this hot!' or 'I've never seen this much rain!' even though it is the same every year. One thing I know is we make the same type of more...
Capt. Craig Lahr - Clearwater |
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2009-07-13
3:23 PM
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pure heat - Pure Heat (July 2007)
With our recent hot temperatures and water temps hovering at 90* in the Gulf, and mid 90's in the backwaters, you'd think fishing would be slow. But on the contrary, fishing is just as hot as the weather.
Tarpon have been m more...
Capt. Craig Lahr - Clearwater |
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2009-06-24
4:32 PM
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game on - june is almost gone and july is right around the conner. tarpon have been on the feed getting ready for the spawn on the full moon. wehave been averging 7 to 8 tarpon and boating 2or3 to the boat. these bad boys have been in the passes at night and i more...
Capt. Craig Lahr - Clearwater |
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2009-05-28
9:34 AM
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Getting Back to Normal - with the recent rain fall of 8 and lots of wind thing have got back to normal. tarpon have come back strong there are many schools to give you that shot of a life time with the silverking. snook fishing is awsome sightfishing the beach or fishing fr more...
Capt. Craig Lahr - Clearwater |
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2009-05-10
8:14 AM
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there here - The Tarpon have started to shown up on the West Central Beaches from St. Petersburg to Tarpon Springs. These fish are in in small schools. The fish are also in the backwater as well as on the sand bars witch ofers some great flyfishing. best time to more...
Capt. Craig Lahr - Clearwater |
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2009-04-26
12:38 PM
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less wind more opportuity - The Tarpon have started to show up in the West Central back waters. The best time to target these brawlers is from daybreak to around noon. For the backwater enthusiast, there are plenty of these giants from Tampa Bay to St. Joseph's Sound. These are more...
Capt. Craig Lahr - Clearwater |
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2009-04-15
12:08 PM
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A Multitude Of Fish To Choose From - With the weather heating up, so is the fishing. Redfish are in big numbers. Fish from 26 to 35 inches have been the norm. They have moved onto the flats, staging on sand points and oyster bars. Scaled sardines and small pinfish have invaded the flats more...
Capt. Craig Lahr - Clearwater |
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2009-03-28
4:03 PM
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world record kingfish - January 26, 2009
Fishing guide Craig Lahr of Largo has tried for the past five years to set a new world fly tackle record for kingfish. This is no small feat, considering these open-ocean predators have dozens of sharp teeth that cut through even more...
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