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Tampa Bay Fishing Reports


2009-11-07
1:48 PM

TAMPA BAY NON STOP FISHING ACTION! - Daylight savings time has ended, and it's beginning to cool down a bit. It is actually starting to feel like fall. The fish are also aware of the cooler temperatures and are moving into their fall areas. Over the next month, we are going to have s more...
Capt. TJ Stewart - Tampa Bay


2009-11-06
4:16 PM

Tampa Bay Fall Snook & Redfish - Tampa Bay showed all her beauty Saturday morning. Slightly cooler and dryer air was a welcome relief leaving the O'Neill's Marina. We picked up Evan our angler and made way to the flats adjacent to the Skyway Bridge. Pinfish were thick in the chum sl more...
Capt. Steven Markovich - Tampa Bay


2009-11-01
11:13 AM

Cold Fronts Mean Lower Water Temps -- Better Clarity - What a difference a couple of days make. Water temperature dropped from 89 to 76 degrees two days after the last cold front came through. Predictably, there was some good fishing ahead of the front, and lots of whitecaps behind it. I went trollin more...
Capt. Fred Everson - Tampa Bay


2009-10-30
7:13 PM

BBI Hooked on Kids Charity fishing tournament - Thursday I had the distinct honor of being a Captain for the BBI Hooked on Kids Charity Fishing Tournament. The event benefits Sheridan House Family Ministries. Kim Nobles, Capt. Billy Nobles and Mike Anderson were great hosts and pulled out all the more...
Capt. Steven Markovich - Tampa Bay


2009-10-29
4:51 PM

FALL FISHING! - Fall seems to be running a little late this year. Yes, we have had a few cold fronts come through the Tampa Bay area, but none of them have been very significant or have lasted long. I'm really beginning to think that we are going to have a very co more...
Capt. TJ Stewart - Tampa Bay


2009-10-28
7:25 PM

Tampa Bay's great snook action resumed - It's amazing how much can change in 48 hours. Today's afternoon bite was solid unlike the challenges we encountered over the weekend. In reality there was not a promising tide today, guess that why it's called fishing. Bait is very easy to chum o more...
Capt. Steven Markovich - Tampa Bay


2009-10-27
8:41 PM

Offshore Kingfish Are Hot - Fall is such awesome time to fish, perfect weather, most all the water to yourself, and lots of fish. I probably spend some of my most enjoyable fishing days on the water this time of year. I mean don't get me wrong everyone knows I love to tarpon more...
Capt. Matt Ercoli - Tampa Bay


2009-10-27
1:08 PM

Tampa Bay Fly Fishing October Report - The temperature is finally stating to drop a little and the fishing is getting the way it should be this time of year. Fly fishing for redfish is really starting to heat up in areas inside of Tampa Bay. The water clarity is good and we've been having more...
Capt. Nick Angelo - Tampa Bay


2009-10-25
7:00 PM

Planning your day - On my website www.onthemarkcharters.com I frequently get questions from what's biting to how to tie a knot. This week I got a great question, Captain Steven on your charters fishing the flats of Tampa Bay do you have a game plan prior to leaving the more...
Capt. Steven Markovich - Tampa Bay


2009-10-22
9:39 PM

Tampa Bay Fishing with Some Great Days On The Water! - Sometimes wind is a good thing when it comes to fishing! Many times it makes fishing in some areas easier. We could have used a little more wind last week when the weather was super hot and the water was extra calm. Many times when the water is t more...
Capt. TJ Stewart - Tampa Bay

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