August 26, 2008
Oklawaha/Freshwater Thanks to Tropical Storm Fay, water levels on the Silver and Oklawaha Rivers have risen dramatically. On Monday, we did a re-con trip and found the dock at the Ocala Boat Basin about a foot under water. The Silver River entrance was virtually blocked by downed trees. We did […]
Read More »August 22, 2008
Ray Wayside Park also known as Ocala Boat Basin on East Hwy 40, Silver Springs. Captain Nick says the river needed tropical storm Fay. He’ll keep us posted.
Read More »August 22, 2008
He’s got the boat! He Says He Can Cure Your Fishin Jones! Gulf Coast inshore/nearhore fishing guide Captain Nick Bozman of Slick Charters reports he hasn’t been fishing this week, he just drove up to the boat ramp. He reported what we all know, thats it’s raining all over North […]
Read More »August 19, 2008
Scallops continue to be the most dependable resource this summer. Water clarity will become a factor, post rainy days and T.S. Fay. Early morning trips for Speckled Trout and Redfish continue to be very productive using Saltwater Assassin jigs 5″ pink and electric chicken colors. Topwater baits such as mirrorlure […]
Read More »August 14, 2008
Freshwater: Bass fishing on the Oklawaha River has been hit and miss lately. Lots of small schooling large mouth everywhere, but the big-uns we’ve really had to work for. On the other hand, if you like Pike(Chain Pickerel), fishing the action is non stop. The best bet is to use downsized light action […]
Read More »August 14, 2008
Saltwater Nearshore/Inshore: Water temps inside are way up this time of year, shortening up the window of opportunity to catch fish. On Sunday, we fished the spoil islands just south of the Florida Barge Canal, and the bite was very slow. Blame it on the week tide, late start, or […]
Read More »August 6, 2008
Gulf of Mexico (Cedar Key to Crystal River) High water temps have pushed most everything we fish for to deeper water. Lately, the best Trout bite has been early morning, in 6 to 8 feet of water. We’ve recently been fishing the grass flats in the Lowes Bay area with […]
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