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Fishing Report for Miami, Florida

Capt. Bouncer Smith
April 25, 2003
Miami - Saltwater Fishing Report

10 year old Matt Bertruch, from New York, fished with his dad and grandpa yesterday. They were red hot. We were live baiting with the kite in 90 to 200 feet of water. Matt caught a 20 pound barracuda to start things off. Shortly after that he got a 22 pound bull dolphin. Things just kept rolling along from there.

We quit fishing an hour early, because the gang ran out of arm power. They caught 4 out of 5 sailfish, 4 dolphin ( 6, 15, 18 and 22 pounds), the big barracuda, 2 twelve pound king mackerel and 2 twenty seven pound blackfin tunas. Matt caught 3 of the dolphin, a king and brought 2 of the sailfish to the boat.

We were off Key Biscayne in clear blue water with a very light north current. Other boats reported similar catches as well as some cobia. Tarpon fishing is fairly good at Government Cut.

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A 33 foot center console charter skiff operated by Bouncer. Bouncer has over 40 years full time experince guide fishing off south Florida. He is a master at the pursuit of sailfish, tarpon, swordfish and many other popular gamefish. The boat sails from Miami Beach Marina, which is located on South Beach at the mouth of Government Cut. We are only a couple minutes from the fishing grounds. Bouncer enjoys fishing with beginners and is popular among the most knowledgable expert anglers.

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Challenge To Inc
600 NE 36 St #211
Miami, FL 33137
Phone: 3055738224
Alt. Phone: 3054392475
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