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Regional Fishing Reports for:
West Florida (Englewood to Cedar Key)


2009-10-09
12:12 PM

Spanish Mackerel Action Hot Off Sarasota - Anglers fishing with me on the Snook fin-Addict, out of CB's Saltwater Outfitters on Siesta Key, caught and released Spanish mackerel and trout on a couple of trips recently. The best action was with Spanish mackerel in the coastal gulf. I also spent more...
Capt. Rick Grassett - Sarasota


2009-10-09
10:27 AM

Water Clarity Improves - Water clarity has improved this week due to drier conditions, but the inshore fishing has been slow behind the full moon. I fished a lazy outgoing tide yesterday out of my canoe between the Simmons Park boat ramp and Apollo Beach, and I didn't see mu more...
Capt. Fred Everson - Tampa Bay


2009-10-08
1:15 PM

Homosassa Fishing Report - 10/8/09 - Homosassa Trout Bar Lydia Haas wins FREE Charter!! We would like to thank everyone who came to visit with us at the Florida Sportsman Fishing & Boat Show in Tampa, Florida, September 26 & 27th. The show was a major success and we look for more...
Capt. "Red Ed" Brennan - Homosassa


2009-10-07
5:44 PM

It's all good - Late summer heat resumed on Tampa Bay with temps in the upper 80's with our next cool front not scheduled to arrive until next weekend. We continue to lose 1-2 minutes of sunlight which allows Tampa Bay waters to slowly cool. Water temperatures can h more...
Capt. Steven Markovich - Tampa Bay


2009-10-07
9:08 AM

Good Redfish & Snook Action - Capt. Woody Gore - Redfish action was booming in September and should continue into November. This month will offer good catches around the oyster bars and mangroves. We're catching plenty of slot sized reds with our big fish tipping the measuring stick at 31 inches. more...
Capt. Woody Gore - Tampa Bay


2009-10-06
4:42 PM

Hernando Beach report - Bulldog Fishin Charters - Fishing out of Hernando Beach is hot and should continue to improve. One reason the fishing is so good is the Autumn cooling trend this area of the Nature Coast is starting to go through. Fronts will continue to move through bringing water temperatu more...
Capt. Keith Tomlinson - Hernando Beach


2009-10-05
10:24 PM

October Reds Clash - The Gulf's water is still too warm in the high 80 degrees to trigger a frenzy. Last week's cold front did not help too much cool the water down. BUT, it is just around the corner. These conditions will improve this month as the water coo more...
Capt. Mike Locklear - Homosassa


2009-10-05
4:26 PM

TAMPA BAY GREAT TIME OF THE YEAR! - The fish are biting! They are still moving around a lot, but when you find them, they are eating. Fall is one of my favorite times of year to fish because there is not as many people fishing as there are in the warmer seasons. Many changes are occ more...
Capt. TJ Stewart - Tampa Bay


2009-10-05
2:21 AM

Fall Fly Fishing Tampa Bay - Fall fishing has arrived in Tampa Bay! The Bay is becoming full of game fish gorging themselves before the coming of winter. The tide is getting real low during the day and the waters are starting to become cool and clear. These are ideal conditions more...
Capt. Nick Angelo - Tampa Bay


2009-10-04
12:17 PM

Hernando Beach Hot Fishing - Fishing is HOT… HOT … HOT .. with the cooler weather were getting. It seems fish love the cooler weather just like people do. The Redfish, Trout, Bluefish, Grouper and most species are actively on the move, looking for anything to eat. On a trip yest more...
Capt. Joel Gant - Hernando Beach

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5. Southwest Florida (Cape Sable to Boca Grande) (2066)

6. West Florida (Englewood to Cedar Key) (1817)

7. Panhandle and Big Bend (Suwannee to Pensacola) (985)

8. Freshwater (608)


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