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Category Archives: Spring Fishing
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Schooling Redfish in Early March in Dunedin, Florida
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The snook and redfish red tide harvest ban is officially lifted by midnight tonight according to the state regulatory agency’s website. Redfish will soon be a fish you can take home again, but snook will remain closed due to the regular closure during their summer spawn. I was lucky enough to catch a nice slot redfish today just outside the mouth of Continue reading Schooling Redfish in Early March in Dunedin, Florida
Boating in Dunedin, March 10, 2018
The tide is super high right now. Should be a decent outgoing. Who knows what will happen. The weather is nice; the water is warming, the breeze is cool, the wildlife are already letting me know they’re here. A couple big great blue heron just buzzed my boat feet away in flight. I’m gonna have to find some protection with the stiff breeze on this flat bottom boat. If nothing else this will be to run the motor so I know it works on days that get planned. If nothing else I’ll drop more iphone pics later.
Hooked a big redfish today. The timing was off, but the results were fantastic. Video and info coming soon. Putting away the boat now. Check back to see how it all went down.
Sand Key Bridge Spearfishing
What an incredible time of year for spearfishing. The water Continue reading Sand Key Bridge Spearfishing
Tyler’s Spring Kingfish
Tyler has been absolutely crushing it. The kingfish are thick on the nearshore reefs. Things are heating up quick. This ones been gaffed, and it’s gushing blood. That’s why you see a red tint on its coloration. This beast is going to make some epic fish spread.
Beach Snook
This fishing trip was a snook fishing trip. We started our trip around 3pm, after the daily temperatures had peaked, and the day began to start cooling back down. We planned our trip around where Travis and I thought the snook would be. Just two weeks ago the snook were stacked up inside the coves during the spring high tides, but we were anticipating the fish thick on the beaches and in the passes. Continue reading Beach Snook