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Peace River
"Fishin History"
Harbor Heights & up river along with Shell Creek
Robert & Capt. Josh 02/04/2023 — Very few reports; just a couple snook. Navigating the area is tricky. Watch out for sandbars, shoaling and trees in the water.
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Robert & Capt. Josh 01/28/2023 — Lots of snook of mixed sizes and a handful of smaller redfish. Some baby tarpon seen, not caught. Trout are in the deeper pockets, especially around the power lines.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/21/2023 — Lots of smaller snook. A few keeper and short redfish. Rolling baby tarpon are making people crazy. Low tides have exposed lots of unexpected stuff on the bottom.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/07/2023 — The cold water has pushed more snook into this area. Lots of juvenile tarpon rolling, hard to hook. Smaller redfish taking shrimp and paddletails.
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Darst Park boat ramp — I-75 bridges "boat only"
Robert & Capt. Josh 02/04/2023 — No reports.
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Robert & Capt. Josh 01/28/2023 — No reports.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/21/2023 — No reports.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/07/2023 — No reports.
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41 bridges - ..... Live Oak park "Fishin History"
Robert & Capt. Josh 02/04/2023 — A few snook and redfish reported. Trout and mangrove snapper have also been caught. However, reports have been pretty inconsistent.
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Robert & Capt. Josh 01/28/2023 — Snook in the early mornings and evenings. A few redfish, mangrove snapper, sheepshead and trout. It's not nonstop action, but there are fish.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/21/2023 — Few good reports. However, mangrove snapper, a few trout and a couple sheepshead have been caught. Some snook are hanging around at night.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/07/2023 — A few trout between the power lines and the bridges. A few redfish off the seawall. A few snook at night and in the evenings. Fishing is improving here.
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Laishley Pier "Fishin History River Side
Robert & Capt. Josh 02/04/2023 — The pier itself is closed. Few reports from the area.
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Robert & Capt. Josh 01/28/2023 — A couple trout, mangrove snapper and snook.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/21/2023 — No reports.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/07/2023 — No reports.
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Bayshore pier "Fishin History"
Robert & Capt. Josh 02/04/2023 — A few people fishing, but not much caught.
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Robert & Capt. Josh 01/28/2023 — Some small trout.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/21/2023 — No reports.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/07/2023 — A couple reports, but no fish.
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Port Charlotte canals salt/brackish
Robert & Capt. Josh 02/04/2023 — Fishing is OK but not great. Some mangrove snapper and snook, plus some sand bream in the backwaters. Tarpon in Spring Lake. Black drum seen but not caught. Water flow through here has changed a lot, so the fish are probably still trying to figure out where they want to be.
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Robert & Capt. Josh 01/28/2023 — Some snook. A few jacks. Mangrove snapper and sand bream from some of the docks. Overall oddly quiet.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/21/2023 — Mixed reports. Some areas are lousy, with not even catfish. Others have been producing snook, trout, small redfish, jacks and juvenile tarpon. Way back, we've been hearing about some sand bream.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/07/2023 — Some tarpon rolling. Black drum spotted. A few snook and jacks caught. Not amazing, not terrible.
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El Jobean Pier "Fishin History"
Robert & Capt. Josh 02/04/2023 — Quite a few snook biting at night. They're not huge, though. Try a 3- to 5-inch swimbait fished slow. Some sheepshead, mangrove snapper and trout during the day.
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Robert & Capt. Josh 01/28/2023 — Some snook and a few trout, plus a couple mangrove snapper and sheepshead reported. Overall oddly quiet.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/21/2023 — A few trout in the day, plus mangrove snapper and just a couple sheepshead. Nighttime anglers are getting into lots of snook and possibly juvenile tarpon.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/07/2023 — Some snook activity at night, and some of the fish are big. A few trout and random sheepshead during the daylight hours.
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Myakka River area (the bridge all the way to Marker 8) "Fishin History"
Robert & Capt. Josh 02/04/2023 — Smaller trout on the north side of the Myakka Cutoff.
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Robert & Capt. Josh 01/28/2023 — No reports.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/21/2023 — Quiet.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/07/2023 — No reports.
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South Gulf Cove canals "Fishin History"
Robert & Capt. Josh 02/04/2023 — A couple snook, along with some Mayan cichlids and tilapia.
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Robert & Capt. Josh 01/28/2023 — Some snook caught on trolled lipped plugs and spoons. Sand bream and Mayan cichlids on shrimp from the docks.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/21/2023 — Mayan cichlids and a couple snook. There have also been snook and slot redfish around the locks.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/07/2023 — Quiet. A few tilapia, nothing else.
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The West Wall "Fishin History"
Robert & Capt. Josh 02/04/2023 — The lower end is still much better. Redfish in low end of the slot and snook are both biting. Trout and pompano are on top of the bar, and you might spot a cobia if you keep a sharp watch.
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Robert & Capt. Josh 01/28/2023 — Some pompano on top of the bar scattered all over. Trout on top and just outside the bar. Some snook and redfish along the bushes anywhere there's water flow. Shrimp and soft plastic shad are both working.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/21/2023 — Lots of smaller snook and redfish, but few keeper reds. On top of and outside the bar, we've seen trout, pompano and bonnetheads on shrimp or soft plastic shad. It's better as you go south.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/07/2023 — Slow at the north end, snook and reds farther south. Trout and pompano on top of the bar. All are eating shrimp. Overall, OK but not great.
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Robert & Capt. Josh 02/04/2023 — Some trout, a couple ladyfish, some bonnethead shark, and a few Spanish mackerel on the deeper edge. Slow-troll or cast a spoon along the dropoff for the macks, or fish a shrimp to catch the rest.
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Robert & Capt. Josh 01/28/2023 — Pompano, trout and some ladyfish. Quite a few bonnethead sharks also. Dolphins are wrecking fish after (and sometimes before) release.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/21/2023 — Trout, a couple pompano, bonnethead sharks, short flounder, and plenty of dolphins.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/07/2023 — Trout, a few bonnetheads, occasional pompano, and a few ladyfish. All eating shrimp; trout will also hit paddletails. Dolphins in the area.
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Robert & Capt. Josh 02/04/2023 — Still the best spot to be. Snook, redfish, trout, bonnetheads, shesepshead and mangrove snapper have all been caught. The water is getting clear enough to sight-fish, but it's also clear enough for them to see you. Shrimp and soft plastic paddletails are best.
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Robert & Capt. Josh 01/28/2023 — Probably the best fishing in the area. Snook, redfish, trout, ladyfish, bonnetheads, sheepshead and mangrove snapper are all biting. It's not exactly on fire, but the fish are there and more or less cooperative. Shrimp and soft plastic paddletails are best. Topwaters have caught a few fish too.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/21/2023 — Very consistent fishing here. Sheepshead under the bushes, under the shacks and around the mangroves. Snook, redfish and trout are on the flats and around the oysters. The bite has been better later in the day.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/07/2023 — Lots of trout all around the area. Snook and redfish are up underneath the mangroves. A few sheepshead around the oysters bars, but more a happy bycatch than something to target.
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Cape Haze Reef & Danger Reef "Fishin report archive History"
Robert & Capt. Josh 02/04/2023 — No reports.
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Robert & Capt. Josh 01/28/2023 — A few trout and small mangrove snapper. No sheepshead reported.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/21/2023 — Nothing seems to be happening here.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/07/2023 — No reports.
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Gasparilla Sound "Fishin History"
Robert & Capt. Josh 02/04/2023 — Similar to Bull and Turtle bays, but we're also getting Spanish mackerel in the channel (5 feet and deeper), and also lots more puffers. A pretty good mixed bag.
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Robert & Capt. Josh 01/28/2023 — Three Sisters and Whidden Creek are producing lots of fish and lots of variety. Snook, redfish, ladyfish, trout and bonnethead sharks are all showing up.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/21/2023 — The backside of Boca Grande and Three Sisters have had lots of trout and sheepshead. Trout, ladyfish and random blacktip sharks in Whidden. Snook and redfish along the shorelines and up in the creeks. Lots are small but not all of them.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/07/2023 — Whidden Bay is loaded with trout, and they're behind Three Sisters too. A few ladyfish scattered. Snook and reds along the bushes in the afternoons.
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Placida
"Fishin History"
Placida Pier
—
Placida
Trestle
—
Coral Creek Pier
—
Gasparilla Pass
Robert & Capt. Josh 02/04/2023 — The trestle is producing pretty good sheepshead. A couple bonnetheads and trout are also in the area.
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Robert & Capt. Josh 01/28/2023 — Sheepshead are fairly consistent; shrimp, clams, nightcrawlers or Fish Bites will all get eaten. There are also bonnetheads and mangrove snapper.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/21/2023 — The trestle is loaded with sheepshead, plus a few mangrove snapper and pompano. That's where most anglers are fishing.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/07/2023 — Sheepshead from the docks, but it's mixed — some anglers are hot, some are not. Pompano and permit mixed together. A few bonnetheads and mangrove snapper.
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Stump Pass — Red Bug — Lemon Bay Park Indian Mound Park
Robert & Capt. Josh 02/04/2023 — Some trout at Indian Mound Park. The Lemon Bay Conservancy area has also had trout and some small snook.
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Robert & Capt. Josh 01/28/2023 — Some trout at Indian Mound. Trout and sheepshead at the Tom Adams Bridge.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/21/2023 — The trout bite is decent in a number of scattered spots from Cape Haze Marina to north of the Tom Adams Bridge. Lures or shrimp are working around grass, sandholes and dropoffs.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/07/2023 — Some trout reported in the Stump Pass area.
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Englewood Ainger Pier
(next to Tom
Adams bridge) "Fishin
History"
Robert & Capt. Josh 02/04/2023 — No reports from here.
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Robert & Capt. Josh 01/28/2023 — No reports this week.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/21/2023 — Sheepshead reports are OK here, along with snapper and trout, plus some snook at night.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/07/2023 — No reports this week.
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Robert & Capt. Josh 02/04/2023 — Sheepshead action is pretty good at the jetties. Shrimp and sand fleas are both working well.
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Robert & Capt. Josh 01/28/2023 — Sheepshead and more sheepshead. A few whiting and snook on the beach side of the rocks.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/21/2023 — The sheepshead bite is OK; Fish Bites, shrimp and crabs are all working. Have heard no snapper or snook..
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/07/2023 — Some sheepshead reported here.
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Gulf of Mexico bottom
fishin' & trolling
Reefs & Wrecks
"Fishin History"
Robert & Capt. Josh 02/04/2023 — Good red grouper in 75 to 110 feet (closed outside the 20-fathom curve until April 1). In closer (50 to 80 feet), the mangrove and lance snapper are good, along with grunts and porgies. Some short cobia have been caught also. Tripletail are pretty much zilch.
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Robert & Capt. Josh 01/28/2023 — Grunts and porgies are OK from 3 to 15 miles, and you'll get some small snappers. 15 to 25 miles gets you better snapper, including some yellowtails. 25 to 40 miles is where you want to be for keeper red grouper.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/21/2023 — Not much trolling, but grunts, porgies and a few mangrove snapper are in close. At 15 to 20 miles, we're hearing vermilion and lane snapper too, plus a few yellowtails. Red grouper at 25 to 35 miles. A random few cobia have popped up.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/07/2023 — Weather has kept most in, but there are lane snapper, mangrove snapper and grunts out about 15 miles.
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Robert & Capt. Josh 02/04/2023 — No reports.
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Robert & Capt. Josh 01/28/2023 — No reports.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/21/2023 — No reports.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/07/2023 — No reports.
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Robert & Capt. Josh 02/04/2023 — No reports.
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Robert & Capt. Josh 01/28/2023 — No reports.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/21/2023 — No reports.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/07/2023 — No reports.
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Robert & Capt. Josh 02/04/2023 — No reports.
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Robert & Capt. Josh 01/28/2023 — No reports.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/21/2023 — No reports.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/07/2023 — No reports.
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Boca Grande Pass "Fishin History"
Robert & Capt. Josh 02/04/2023 — Spanish mackerel and mangrove snapper out in the middle. Snook, whiting, redfish, pompano and bonnethead sharks from the beach.
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Robert & Capt. Josh 01/28/2023 — Some snook, a few redfish, some sheepshead, a few whiting, some big goliath grouper, a handful of pompano and small jacks have all been caught this week.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/21/2023 — Sheepshead, pompano, a few whiting, a couple snook and redfish have all been caught from land. Mangrove snapper, sheepshead, short red grouper, short gags and a few tarpon have caught in the pass by boats drifting with shrimp.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/07/2023 — From the beach, we've seen sheepshead, a few pompano, bonnethead sharks, snook and redfish. No boater reports. Fishing here is either really good or really bad.
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Indian Fields — Smokehouse Bay
Robert & Capt. Josh 02/04/2023 — No reports.
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Robert & Capt. Josh 01/28/2023 — No reports.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/21/2023 — Just a few trout reported.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/07/2023 — No reports.
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Pine Island Sound, south end
Robert & Capt. Josh 02/04/2023 — No reports.
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Robert & Capt. Josh 01/28/2023 — No reports.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/21/2023 — No reports.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/07/2023 — No reports.
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Pine Island Sound,
north end
"Fishin History"
Rat and Cat keys
Robert & Capt. Josh 02/04/2023 — Quite a few trout, plus a few redfish and snook. Expecting to hear Spanish mackerel reports also.
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Robert & Capt. Josh 01/28/2023 — Trout are pretty abundant here, along with a handful of snook and redfish.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/21/2023 — No reports, but there should be trout, snook and reds.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/07/2023 — No reports.
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Jug Creek
Shoal &
Bokeelia "Fishin
History"
Robert & Capt. Josh 02/04/2023 — Trout fishing is OK here. Plentiful puffers present.
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Robert & Capt. Josh 01/28/2023 — Mostly trout, and nothing spectacular.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/21/2023 — The trout bite has been pretty good.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/07/2023 — Trout are decent. No puffer complaints this week, but it's been harder to tell because anglers have been using shrimp.
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Burnt Store &
Two Pine "Fishin
report archive History"
Robert & Capt. Josh 02/04/2023 — Some pompano on the bar. Trout, bonnetheads on the grass. Around Two Pines, snook and redfish along the bushes.
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Robert & Capt. Josh 01/28/2023 — Pompano and trout on the bar. Snook and redfish along the shorelines. Ladyfish in between.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/21/2023 — Snook and a few slot redfish along the bushes. Pompano and trout on top of the bar, and a few ladyfish on the outside edge.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/07/2023 — Snook and redfish along the bushes. Trout on either side of the bar; try shallower in the afternoon.
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East Side
"keys"
"Fishin History"
Cormorant Key — Bay Back Key — Sneaky Creek
Robert & Capt. Josh 02/04/2023 — Lots of trout in Pirate Harbor, mostly small. Some trout, pompano, bonnetheads and short cobia all over the flats.
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Robert & Capt. Josh 01/28/2023 — Some bonnethead sharks and small cobia. Snook and redfish around the island. Trout are scattered on top of or just inside the bar.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/21/2023 — Bonnethead sharks and trout are the main targets. Snook and redfish are there but reports are slow.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/07/2023 — Trout and a lot of bonnetheads on the outside of the bar. A few snook and redfish among the islands.
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Alligator Creek "Fishin
History"
Poachers
Cut
&
The
Skating
Rink
Robert & Capt. Josh 02/04/2023 — Overall quiet. A few snook and jacks in Burnt Store Meadows, and some little troutlets in Alligator Creek.
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Robert & Capt. Josh 01/28/2023 — A couple jacks and snook.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/21/2023 — People are fishing but not finding anything worth reporting.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/07/2023 — A few jacks and a few snook. Overall quiet.
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Ponce de Leon Park "Fishin History"
Robert & Capt. Josh 02/04/2023 — No reports.
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Robert & Capt. Josh 01/28/2023 — Snook, small mangrove snapper and a couple jacks caught this week.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/21/2023 — A few mangrove snapper and small snook.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/07/2023 — Some snook and a couple black drum, plus short mangrove snapper.
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P.G.I. canals &
Punta Gorda
"Fishin History
P.G.I. canals
—
Elizabeth Park
Barge Canal
—P.G. Nature Park
Robert & Capt. Josh 02/04/2023 — Lots of snook. Sheepshead up to about 15 inches. Smaller mangrove snapper. Jacks in the 5- to 8-pound range, plus a few larger ones. Juvenile tarpon frustrating people. Black drum visible but not really biting.
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Robert & Capt. Josh 01/28/2023 — A lot of smaller snook caught on trolled lures or casting under the docks. Jacks up to 12 pounds on trolled lures. A few mangrove snapper and sheepshead caught. Black drum and juvenile tarpon are around, but mostly just for viewing purposes.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/21/2023 — Lots of small snook. A few juvenile tarpon. A few mangrove snapper. A couple sheepshead. Some jacks caught on the troll. The black drum have vanished.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/07/2023 — Snook and a few jacks. Some black drum and juvenile tarpon spotted but not caught.
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Gilchrist Pier "Fishin History"
Robert & Capt. Josh 02/04/2023 — No reports.
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Robert & Capt. Josh 01/28/2023 — No reports.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/21/2023 — No reports.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/07/2023 — No reports.
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Alligator Creek Reef
AKA Concrete
Reef, 1 Mile Reef,
Charlotte Harbor Reef, 41 Bridge Reef
"Fishin History"
Robert & Capt. Josh 02/04/2023 — Some short cobia. A couple Spanish mackerel, expecting a lot more. No sheepshead or snapper reports.
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Robert & Capt. Josh 01/28/2023 — A few sheepshead and mangrove snapper. Try 12-pound leader to get more fish to hit.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/21/2023 — A few mangrove snapper and sheepshead, but that's it for this week. Use a light leader and a small sinker to maximize your chances.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/07/2023 — Short cobia, small mangrove snapper, baby jewfish. No sheepshead or trout reported this week.
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Deep holes in Charlotte Harbor — AKA the 20-foot holes "Fishin History"
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/07/2023 — Quiet until March/April.
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Baitfish
Robert & Capt. Josh 02/04/2023 — Not yet.
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Robert & Capt. Josh 01/28/2023 — Not yet.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/21/2023 — What baitfish? You might find tiny fry, but there's really nothing to throw a net on.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/07/2023 — Don't even bother, unless you like working harder at catching bait than catching fish.
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Freshwater canals, creeks, ponds and lakes "Fishin History"
Robert & Capt. Josh 02/04/2023 — A lot of crappie, hopscotched everywhere. Wigglers are catching bluegills, tilapia, Mayan cichlids and the occasional bullhead catfish. Lots of 1- to 3-pound bass hitting shiners as they prepare to spawn.
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Robert & Capt. Josh 01/28/2023 — Good crappie reports in our area around culverts and spill dams and the central Florida lakes. Mostly minnows. Bass up to 6 pounds reported locally, with most around 2 or 3, caught on shiners. Bluegills have been showing up too.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/21/2023 — Lots of crappie reports. Lakes Trafford, Placid, Istokpoga and other lakes have been doing well, but Okeechobee has been a bit slower. Minnows have been best by far. Beetle Spins and jigs may work too. Most of the bass caught have been smaller; shiners have been the hot bait.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/07/2023 — Lots of bass one to two pounds this week, mainly on shiners. The crappie bite has been pretty good, all on minnows.
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Tarpon reports 
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/28/2023 — No direct reports, but the fish are probably still in the Pass. Give it a shot midweek if you have a chance.
Robert & Capt. Josh 01/21/2023 — It's not spring yet, but we've had a dozen or so reports in the last 10 days from Boca Grande Pass. All caught drifting with live shrimp.
Robert & Capt. Josh 12/17/2022 — Sorry, folks — tarpon are pretty much done until spring.
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In memory of Capt Angel 1975-2010
Angel remains here with us,
He was my friend, I miss him
Fishin Frank-----
It would be hard to picture life without fishing.
People who do not fish do
not understand the
therapeutic value of fishing, losing yourself to
the motion of the waves and
just relaxing.
The best things about fishing is where you do it,
and that you do not carry a score card.
Since 1984 when I first walked through the door
here at Fishin Franks,
I found the people / customers to be the best part of this job,
and all these decades later that is still true.
You all are the best part of the day.
Thank you for letting me be a part of your lives so many years
Fishin Frank
Punta Rassa / Sanibel Island..\/ St.James City "Fishin History"
