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Well we started out from Pineland Marina like i usually do and knew immediately that i was going to have my hands full with the weather conditions. I would have normally cancelled this trip due to the 25 knot winds from the north. These guys from Canada weren't quitters and it was the only day they could go. So we went. I had to use my sea anchors this day other wise we would not have been able to control the drifts we were making, even that seemed almost impossible but we did catch fish. After awhile i went to a spot behind Cabbage Key that i thought might be protected and it was. It was in fact warm and calm and the warm muddy bottom produced several Sea Trout to 23" and a couple of Mangrove snapper and two Flounder. We left with a good limit of fish after all.

We fished just south of Boca Grand today, fishing in about six feet of water and produced three nice Pompano, twenty or so Sea Trout and and few Spanish Mackerel. all of which came on plastic baits.

We fished just south of Boca Grand today, fishing in about six feet of water and produced three nice Pompano, twenty or so Sea Trout and and few Spanish Mackerel. all of which came on plastic baits.

We caught the tides just right in Pine Island Sound today, fishing just south of Cabbage Key we caught several keeper Sea Trout to 20" and two Black Tip Sharks on cut Lady Fish.

We started out trip from Pineland Marina on Pine Island and fished the northern end of Pine Island Sound. We did like i like to do on my trips throwing artificials. We had a great day catching 30-40 Sea Trout, Spanish Mackerel and a few nice sized Pompano. These boys from Minnesota absolutely loved the clear blue skies and the constant action.

Nothing good to report on this entry. Another cold front arrived with 20 knot winds and temps in the 40"s.

We started from Pineland Marina on this trip knowing that a cold front had just passed and the water temperature had dropped to sixty degrees. Here in Southwest Florida water temps that low are not a good thing, we still managed to catch one Black tip Shark and fiftenn Sea Trout five of which were in the 18-20" range. it ended up being a better day that i had expected.

Well we started our day fishing some deeper holes in north Pine Island Sound were we caught several Pompano, Sea Trout and Lady fish. After that bite started to slow we went to a bay behind Cabbage key and managed to catch four Black Tip Sharks from two feet to four feet, a couple of which made it to the grill.

Two days after a cold front with blue bird skies wouldn't normally impress me.This day was different, we we're throwing plastic baits like i normally do bouncing slowly off the bottom. we we're catching lots of Sea Trout ,Spanish mackerel and Lady fish when we drifted over a spot that had some sort of structure on the bottom. before i knew what had happened all four of my clients were hooked up and all you could hear was their drags screaming, they had all hooked into Grouper on plastics ranging from 19"-21".

Two days after a cold front with blue bird skies wouldn't normally impress me.This day was different, we we're throwing plastic baits like i normally do bouncing slowly off the bottom. we we're catching lots of Sea Trout ,Spanish mackerel and Lady fish when we drifted over a spot that had some sort of structure on the bottom. before i knew what had happened all four of my clients were hooked up and all you could hear was their drags screaming, they had all hooked into Grouper on plastics ranging from 19"-21".