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Redfish:
" BULLS" After strict Florida regulations and a temporary gamefish status in
1985, the redfish has become our most reliable specie of fish caught on our fishing
charters. Most of the year they can be
" BULLS" After strict Florida regulations and a temporary gamefish status in
1985, the redfish has become our most reliable specie of fish caught on our fishing
charters. Most of the year they can be found schooled up on saltwater flats. They are notorious shallow
minded fish found on the flats in just inches of water " tailing.'' Other times they
are broken up and show up in the grab bag while snook fishing. Reds are the most stubborn
of fish on light tackle and are taken on a wide range of baits and flies.
Cobia: The " Bronze Bomber," pound for
The " Bronze Bomber," pound forpound is the toughest
fish on the flats. Found mostly along sand bars, channel edges, navigational
markers, and hard bottom grass flats the cobia will be quick to test your strength
and never seem to give up. They take a wide variety of baits and flies. Cobia
offer great sight-casting opportunities for those patient enough to hunt them
out. Pictured is a large specimen taken in 5 of water
off New Port Richey.
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King
Mackerel: "SMOKERS" Caught mainly during the spring and fall seasons.
Known for its sizzling runs and burning up reels. Mostly taken on live bait. However, they
can be chummed up and taken on fly- Ye Ha!!!!
Spanish Mackerel: Smaller version than the king, yet real speedsters on light tackle. Suckers for a wide range of baits and flies. Caught during the spring, summer, and fall. Smaller version than the king, yet real speedsters on light tackle. Suckers for a wide range of baits and flies. Caught during the spring, summer, and fall.
Grouper:
The most popular Gulf coast fish. During the spring and summer we take these
fish in 20 feet of water or less. It's bottom fishing with medium- heavy tackle
only. Great on the table. The
most popular Gulf coast fish. During the spring and summer we take these fish
in 20 feet of water or less. It's bottom fishing with medium- heavy tackle only.
Great on the table.
![]() Sailfish : The state fish, and what a beautiful one it is. Starting in 1998 we will be spending a month on the east coast along Florida's " Sailfish Alley". We fish this most spectacular game fish on 20lb. tackle for the ultimate thrill. Come on down and get in on the action. More than a dozen fish possible on each trip!!! |
Spotted Sea
Trout:
Thanks in part to the banning of gill nets and tighter restrictions the trout
are coming back. These fish offer great light tackle action and test your finesse
skills. They have very soft mouths and like to do a little head shaking. Landing
a " gator" is a rewarding experience.
![]() This Great Hammerhead is over 13 feet and her last meal was a giant Florida tarpon. |
Sharks:
We catch sharks of many different species and sizes. Blacktip, Tiger,
Sand, Spinner, Nurse, Bull, and Hammerhead are most common.: We catch
sharks of many different species and sizes. Blacktip, Tiger, Sand, Spinner,
Nurse, Bull, and Hammerhead are most common.
What else do we catch? |
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