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Still a Good Time for a Slam

Capt. Ron Presley
May 9, 2009
Cocoa Beach - Saltwater Fishing Report

It's Still A Good Time to Catch a Slam

I still say it's a good time to catch a slam. I haven't accomplished it yet but I have caught all the species need - just not on the same trip. Spring patterns with plenty of bait fish continue to be the norm. If you find the bait you will probably find a predator willing to cooperate. Below is a nice Banana River trout caught by Ed Schneider on a RipTide 3 inch mullet.

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Later Ed added a nice redfish on live shrimp. Add in the ladyfish and jacks and Ed had a great day of fishing. The color choice of the day was the RipTide Silver Mullet - it beat the other colors hands down. Ed was rigging a Pro Jig Head with the 3 inch mullet for most of his catches. The red is pictured below:

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A quick photo op!

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Off he goes to fight again!

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Although we did not get the slam on this day I did add a Banana River Snook a couple days later. She wasn't that big, but plenty of fun on light tackle. You can see that RipTide Pro Jig Head in its mouth - the fish just inhaled it. Like I said above, it's still a good time for a slam. Just get out there and give it a try.

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That's what it's all about. Good fishin'.

Capt. Ron Presley

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Inshore Fishing Adventures is a Florida fishing guide service provided on the Banana River, Indian River, and the Canaveral Basin. Targeted fish include redfish, snook, tarpon, sea trout, tarpon, jacks, and kingfish. Many other varieties are also caught. Departure dock is no more than an hour from Orlando or Daytona Beach. Waters fished are near Cocoa Beach, Titusville, and Cape Canaveral. Capt. Ron is a licensed and insured Coast Guard Captain with years of experience. Families are welcome.

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516 S. Plumosa St., #19
Merritt Island, FL 32952
Phone: 321-454-7285
Alt. Phone: 321-749-1787
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