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What's Biting Now
Florida Sportsman Member: frankthetank As we paddled out through snapper creek, I trolled a soft plastic and got slammed by a monster snook.
Florida Sportsman Member: flatsrunna Feels like we threw back 100 plus fish today. Bite was sick.
Florida Sportsman member: miami mutton Fro got hit first and up came a 28 inch black, minutes later tony pulls up a 17 inch mutton.
Florida Sportsman member: fishy tales Once there we started pulling grouper in the boat left and right, them darn endangered gags were everywhere and LARGE, hated to have to throw them back.
Florida Sportsman Member: asleepatthereel I love how you can tell right off the bat whether it’s a snook…awesome day and great memory!
Florida Sportsman member: ChadJ55 Once we got the lines in, a few flying fish made an appearance and had the newbies in absolute awe that fish could indeed actually fly.
Florida Sportsman Member: action88 Well, May has been busy, I think everyone in Islamorada has been fishing hard and the fishing has been good.
Florida Sportsman Member: angler18 Headed out with my buddy Bill in his boat today to look for some fish for a few hours.
Florida Sportsman Member: binder077 Headed over to the shoreline with downed tree stumps at Big Carlos Pass expecting to catch some snook.
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Florida Sportsman member: CaptBill After 10 minutes the school could be seen and we boated several schoolies on pitch bait and lures.
Florida Sportsman Member: troutman57 We moved around points with good flow and deep water near by and picked away finding a great late afternoon redfish bite.
Florida Sportsman member: Trophy-Trips Snook bite has been solid day or night, and talk about quality fish this year. Bull reds hit or miss, tide and moon dependant.
Florida Sportsman member: SnookMagnet Headed offshore from Marco with JoeSnook on Saturday looking for a limit of red groupers and we were not disappointed.
Florida Sportsman member: snookcook As evening turned into dark, I hit up one of my night spots. Toss up a live shrimp and bam! We are on!
Florida Sportsman Member: reel cowboy Most of these fish were caught out of Fenholloway but long runs between points, bars and creeks.
Florida Sportsman member: benchmark Had 10 fish in the first 1 hour of fishing and ended up with 25 for the day.
Florida Sportsman member: CatHunter A 33.5 lb Flathead won the first place prize for largest fish, and 177 lbs took the 1st place for most poundage.
Florida Sportsman member: Bigchocolatelab At this point I’m thinking lets ride but my buddy states, “Hey man you need to match the hatch”.
It was a bit slow at first but then it picked up and we caught yelloweye snappers, queen snapper, a mystic grouper, big amberjacks that were released and sharks too.
Florida Sportsman member: Capt. Gregg McKee I was casting an 8wt fly rod and a 3/0 deer hair slider since I thought spinning tackle would make too much noise.
Florida Sportsman Member: JBowles In the end we ended up going to our proven fishing spots and they produced fish like they normally do.
Florida Sportsman member: crcattypc About that time, a nice sized cow fin swims up to the boat by herself. She was smelling the chum but not eating it.
Florida Sportsman member: larrywitt Decided to run out to catch one of Mary’s favorite eating fish, porgys and snapper, 16 miles out, circled to find the right bottom and set the hook.
Florida Sportsman member: flatsranger I had a couple of legitimate shots at some bones but managed to spook the first set and quickly lose a fish on the second set.
Florida Sportsman member: Fool’s Gold Ran out to 100 feet and found some scattered weeds and a small rip, put the baits in and was pretty busy for about an hour.
Florida Sportsman Member: KayakMacGyver Went 9 for 9 this a.m. on Bull Reds in the pass. What a BEAUTIFUL morning. We got to the pass just before the the wind kicked up (6:30 a.m.), and it only took about 10 minutes to get the first fish on.
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