Posts Tagged ‘Speckled Trout’

Summertime In October

Wednesday, October 14th, 2009 by Captain Steve of Pepperfish Key Charters No Comments »

An Indian Summer

pepperfish_key_galmour_shotWell I’ve heard it called Indian summer. Summertime weather in October.

What ever it is, it’s hot. After the little cool down we had two weeks ago, water temps are back up in the low 80’s. We should be experiencing a strong shallow water bite by now. Instead we are Trout fishing in 6-9 foot deep flats. We do have sandtrout though. Reds are scattered and unpredictable, but can be found.

In the picture you will see Meacy Morton from the Atlanta area with, what I call, a bonus fish. She hooked the small Tarpon while we were Redfishing.

Landing a fish much bigger probably would not have happened on 10lb tackle. This Tarpon gave us 5 or 6 big jumps. We guessed it to be about 30lbs. Goes to prove what people always say ” you never know what you might catch on the flats”.

God Bless and Good Fishing

Captain STEVE

This Steinhatchee Fishing Report is from
Steinhatchee Fishing Guide Captain Steve Kroll

Meacy Morton from the Atlanta area with a bonus fish

Meacy Morton from the Atlanta area with a bonus fish

Four Guys and Their Red Fish

Four Guys and Their Red Fish

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More Fishing Pictures

More Fishing Pictures

THE FISHING IS GOOD ON THE GULF OF MEXICO

Monday, July 6th, 2009 by Captain Nick of Slick Charters Comments Off

A Yankee Town, Florida and Crystal River Florida  Fishing Report
From Gulf Coast Fishing Guide Captain Nick

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THE FISHING IS GOOD ON THE GULF OF MEXICO

Fishing off the Citrus/Levy Count coasts continues to be very good for this time of year.

Although we’ve limited most of our trips to half a day, fishing the early morning hours really pays off.
 

Recently we’ve been able to limit out on Spotted Sea Trout.  We’ve also caught our fair share of Spanish Mackerel, Pink Mouth Grunts, and a variety of other species, including the occasional Snook and Cobia.

In a word the fishing has been good.

I spotted a water spout one day last week.  This is one of natures wonders you want to steer clear of.

 Scallop season opened July 1st and closes Sept. 10th.  Better get-um while you can.

 

 

Call Crystal River, Florida & Yankeetown Fishing Guide Captain Nick of Slickcharters for more information about putting fish in your cooler in Crystal River and Yankeetown, Florida

Nice Snook Caught with Captain Nick

Nice Snook Caught with Captain Nick during the 4th of July weekend

Keep Your Eye On The Ball

Friday, June 5th, 2009 by Captain Nick of Slick Charters Comments Off

A Yankee Town, Florida and Crystal River Florida  Fishing Report
From Gulf Coast Fishing Guide Captain Nick

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Keep Your Eye On The Ball

We fished the Spoil Islands off the Levy County Coast Monday, June 1, just north of the Withalacoochee River.

Found plenty of Spotted Sea Trout, although most of them were less than 15 inches in length, the legal limit.

Moved offshore a bit and found a small piece of structure that ,according to my “crystal ball ” ,( fish finder) ,was holding fish.

Anchored up and right off start catching 18 to 24 inch Trout, several nice size Pink Mouth Grunts, and Gag Grouper just shy of the 22 inch minimum.

Even had a couple of Cobia come up to the boat, but couldn’t convince them to bite a shrimp.

Needless to say, I added another waypoint on the GPS and will be returning to it soon.

Call Crystal River, Florida & Yankeetown Fishing Guide Captain Nick of Slickcharters for more information about putting fish in your cooler in Crystal River and Yankeetown, Florida

It’s All Good

Friday, May 15th, 2009 by Captain Nick of Slick Charters Comments Off

A Yankee Town, Florida and Crystal River Florida  Fishing Report
From Gulf Coast Fishing Guide Captain Nick

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Warmer than usual temperatures for this time of year have the Pelagics, as well as other species, moving in close off the Levy/Citrus County coasts.

Good numbers of Gag Grouper, Cobia, and Spanish Mackerel have recently been taken, as well as Trout and Redfish.
 
Last week, we limited out on both Gags and Cobia about 18 miles west of Yankeetown/Crystal River. Two of the 6 Cobia caught were over 30 lbs, and the Grouper ranged from 5 to 15 pounds.  All were caught on Pinfish.
 
I haven’t actually fished the Flats recently, but a reliable source tells me that Trout and Mackerel are all over the Grass just north of the Withalacoochee River, aka The Trout Stake Area.

Far as I can tell, It’s all good.

Call Crystal River, Florida & Yankeetown Fishing Guide Captain Nick of Slickcharters for more information about putting fish in your cooler in Crystal River and Yankeetown, Florida

2009 Relay For Life Fishing Tournament

Monday, April 27th, 2009 by Steve Jones 1 Comment »

The Steinhathcee Fishing Report this Week is a “Way to go” for the Participates
Of The Relay for Life Fishing Tournament in Steinhatchee

Results for the 2009 Relay for Life Fishing Tournament in Steinhathee, Florida
Info from Jeff Myers

2009 Relay For Life Fishing Tournament

Fish Winner Size Sponsor
Largest Legal Grouper Troy Cooke 15.47 LB Big Bend Marina
2nd Largest Legal Grouper Mark Walker 14.81 lb James Carter
(Cass Burch Dodge)
Largest Legal Speckled
Trout
Jimmy Mincy 5.50 lb Winn Dixie
2nd Largest Legal
Speckled Trout
Matt Cruce 5.29 lb Culpepper Construction
Largest Legal Redfish Chelsea Woods 7.63 lb Flint Equipment &
H.B. Tuten
Logging
2nd Largest Legal
Redfish
James Farnell 7.27 lbs Timberland Ford
Largest Sheepshead     Winn Dixie
2nd Largest Sheepshead     Wilson’s Bait Tackle
KIDS Division – Keaton
1st Place trout Matthew Oneal 3.71 lb The Forestry Company
2nd Place Trout Betany Gilkes 3.70 lb The Forestry Company
Black Bass Troy Cooke Jr. 1.33 lb The Forestry Company
KIDS Division – Steinhatchee
1st Place trout Sam Bryan 2.76 lb The Forestry Company

 

2009 Relay For Life First Place Red Fish

2009 Relay For Life First Place Red Fish

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