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Fishing Reports

Fishing Report – Chalotte Harbor – Tampa Bay- Flat wearing them out

December 7, 2010

As most of you know I look forward every year to this time of year. The north wind pulls the cold air down from the north and while other fishermen stay in the warmth of there houses we are out absolutely hammering the fish with no competition. I know your asking why would anyone sit [...]

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Fishing Report – Charlotte Harbor – Tampa Bay – New Port Richey- Perfect

November 24, 2010

We are very blessed in the state of Florida to be able to fish all year round and have beautiful weather for most of it. With that being said, there are 4 months in the year that are the absolute best for fishing and just being on the water. March and April in the Spring [...]

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Fishing Report-Tarpon Springs- New Port Richey- Tampa Bay- Get away from the city

October 27, 2010

There are some weeks when I sit and wonder where have all the fish that we used to catch gone? It seems like over the past two months the fishing has been just okay, we were catching all the usual suspects just not nearly the numbers of them that we should be. This got me [...]

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Fishing Report- Tampa Bay-New Port Richey- Tarpon Springs- Cool winds bring Great Fishing

September 30, 2010

When we finally made it out of last winters clutches, I would have never thought I would be saying that I was ready for a cool down. But after the hottest summer on record that is exactly what I am looking for! I’m pretty sure that I am not alone in my quest either. While [...]

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Fall is upon us — Fishing Forcast

September 25, 2010

The hot nights and sticky mornings are finally giving way to the cool breezes of Fall. This is one of my favorite times of the year, our weather goes from hot sticky mornings and days to cool dry and almost brisk mornings.The fish can also feel this change and know it is time to start [...]

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Fishing Report – New Port Richey – Tampa Bay- Just Enough Wind

August 18, 2010

Just when I thought it could not get any hotter out there mother nature showed me different. With 4 days straight of no afternoon rain storms the days became almost unbearable, and the fish seemed to take to a very secluded hiding spot by noon because of it. But when the rain finally came it [...]

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Fishing Report – Boca Grande – Tampa Bay – Hot tempratures and Hot fishing

August 2, 2010

It has been a while since I have posted my last report. I have been down in Boca Grande for the last 3 months chasing and catching the worlds greatest inshore game-fish….the Silver king, also known as Tarpon. The past 3 months are one of the busiest times of year for me, I am fishing [...]

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Fishing Report – New Port Richey – Tampa Bay – Just getting Better

April 19, 2010

The past 2 weeks have been absolutely off the hook as far as fishing goes. The Snook have been absolutely chewing the bottom out of the boat along with everything else. Redfish from 20 to 35 inches are just about everywhere from Hudson to Tampa Bay and the Speckled trout fishing has been the best [...]

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Fishing Report – Tarpon Springs – New Port Richey – What a Week

April 9, 2010

Spring is in full bloom now and everything that swims in our waters knows it. Although the big migration of sardines has not made it here yet, there are plenty of the silver crickets to go around. The weather has turned into what Florida in the springtime is known for. Cool mornings and warm days [...]

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Fishing Report – New Port Richey – Tampa Bay -Time To Go

April 3, 2010

It has been a few weeks since I have been able to sit down and write about what has been going on. But what a difference a week or two can make, warm air and warming water temperatures have the coldest winter in our history running for cover….FINALLY! Well between a full book of charters, [...]

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