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


2009-09-18
11:25 AM

Fall fishing is great fishing - Fishing has been good in both fresh and salt water. Lake Manatee has been producing decent bluegill, bass, shellcracker, tilapia, stumpknocker and channel catfish. One trip produced 17 hand-sized bluegill and five bass to 3 pounds on Myak more...
Steve Gibson - Sarasota


2009-09-17
9:21 AM

Sarasota Report - It has been a wile since I put out a fishing report but August was good for bay fishing and I was busy. September is traditionally the slowest month for charters but you never know about the fishing. September is when the Fall-run can start for mos more...
Capt. Bob Smith - Sarasota


2009-09-15
4:55 PM

Hernando Beach Gulf Grouper Report - Hernando Beach Gulf Grouper Deep Sea Fishing Report Grouper fishing is still outstanding in 50 feet of water and beyond. Limits of Gag and Red Grouper have not been a problem. Large Mangrove Snapper are abundant and are a welcome addition to th more...
Capt. Rick Rodriguez - Hernando Beach


2009-09-15
3:15 PM

Bulldog Fishin Charters inshore report - As we move through September, the inshore bite is starting to heat up. I fished shallow water for most of the week and was rewarded with some quality fish. The gulf waters have cooled down due to a combination of the rain and cloud cover. We are appr more...
Capt. Keith Tomlinson - Hernando Beach


2009-09-15
12:51 PM

Fall action Tampa Bay - Fall is just around the corner here in the Tampa Bay Gulf of Mexico region. September, October and November are outstanding months both for fishing success and the weather. Shorter days mean cooler water which in turn heats up the bite. The last few more...
Capt. Steven Markovich - Tampa Bay


2009-09-15
6:19 AM

A Career Day on Tampa Bay - After weeks of slow fishing in late August, things finally picked up the first week in September. The water condition still remains warm and murky, but the bite has certainly picked up. Keli Emery and I had a career day in the middle of the bay l more...
Capt. Fred Everson - Tampa Bay


2009-09-14
11:07 PM

Sight Fishing For Redfish In Tampa Bay! - Captain Jermey Heimes of Day Away charters and Sean Rice of Obriens Fishing Club, recently reported good numbers of redfish on southshore. Redfish are being caught using live sardines or strips of threadfin on a 1/8 oz. jig head.These fish more...
Capt. Sean Hagen - Tampa Bay


2009-09-14
7:40 AM

Fall action on the increase - Beach snook fishing is winding down. There still are fish out there, but they're not eating real well. Fished Lake Manatee and did good. Arrived before daylight and picked up a nice bass on black popper around the mouth of Gilley Creek. Also caught more...
Steve Gibson - Sarasota


2009-09-13
9:57 AM

Fish Deep Sarasota Bay Flats for Best Action - Anglers fishing with me recently on the Snook Fin-Addict, out of CB's Saltwater Outfitters on Siesta Key, caught and released trout, snook, bluefish, Spanish mackerel, mangrove snapper, ladyfish and jacks on jigs and flies. The best action and variet more...
Capt. Rick Grassett - Sarasota


2009-09-11
6:13 PM

Hernando Beach Gulf Grouper report near Orlando - Hernando Beach Gulf Grouper Fishing Report Fishing off Hernando Beach for Grouper and Mangrove Snapper this month looks great. We have been catching Mangrove Snapper and Grouper in close and offshore a ways. Frozen Threadfin Herring, Pinfish, and l more...
Capt. Rick Rodriguez - 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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