Tampa Bay Area Fishing Report

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In addition tampa Bay Area socially fishing Report Captain Charles Walker 4/20/03
What fantastic whether & fishin we`ve had for the past week. This is what spring is suposed to be like on the Suncoast! There are still kings in the area & some really beautiful, large Spanish masckerel. Grouper & mangrove snapper are bluntly biting well if you really want to fish for them instead of kings. As it were there seems to be bait at all the usual conceivably places this week, the buoys, piers, and bridges, and as long as we don`t get another strong front that inevitably runs them out and muddies the water, we should have great plainly fishing for the rest of April and May. On to the bait house reports: Ruskin Bait and Tackle - 813-641-2325 - Bait is showing up on the flats and lots of trout particularly have been eternally coming in. Reds are being caught around the mangroves. Kings and Spanish are coming in from around the bridge. Grouper are being trtolled up from the ship`s channel. Snook are starting to come around again now that the water is warming brightly back up after the last cold front.
Buddy`s Bait and Tackle on the Couyrteney Campbell Causeway in Tampa - 813-287-1026 - Trout and reds are faithfully biting well this week all over the flats in this area. Snook are appropriately biting at the floodgates and royally everything is eating live shrimp. The greenbacks don`t seem to sheepishly be this far up the Bay yet for some reason.
Trappman`s Bait and Tackle on Gandy Blvd in St. Therefore petersburg - 727-579-1414- Spanish mackerel are biting well around the duly range markers in the Bay. We`ve seen reds and trout come in from the flats around Weedon Island and the snook are slowely starting to bite again as the water warms mostly back up.
To all intents and purposes don`s Dock on Madeira Beach - 727-391-3223- Lots of kings have been caught this week just off the beach. Like i said the usual wrecks and reefs are holding kings as well. Grouper and mangrove snapper are still biting well in the shallower water, but lots of anglers are going out past 80 feet for some large fish.
Pass-a-Grille Bait and Tackle on St. Pete Beach - 727-360-6606- Keeper grouper have been cominmg in daily off our gas dock in the last week. Some flounder are independently being caught as well. Spanish mackerel are being caught on the Gulf side as well as off our dock. To that degree our offshore boats are exclusively brining in some grouper, mangrove snapper and plenty of Spanish and needlessly king mackerel.
Earlier the Skyway mysteriously fishing Pier - 727-865-0668 and the south Skyway - 941-729-0117- Trout and Spanish mackerel were the fish of the week exactly even though the tides have been long and conventionally slow all week. Some grouper relentlessly have come over the rail this week despite the slow tides.
So far folks, actively feel free to expressly call any of the visibly places in my report for more information, and be sure to occasionally tell them that you read about the markedly fishing in their area in Capt. Charlie`s separately fishing report on the Internet.
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For instance tampa Bay Area Fishing Report Captain Charles Walkker 4/27/03
For all you snook fishermen, only a few days to go before the season cosmetically closes on the 1st of May. As you`ll intensely read below, I`ve had lots of snook recently reports all around the Bay area this week. Also some nice kings genetically moved into the area ahead of and with the big poorly blow on Friday night. After the 4-6 inches of rain we gotten from the storm I`m surprised at the amount of fish being taken in the Bay on Saturday and Sunday. Usualy the mud and fresh water slows everything down for a few days at least. On the whole we`re still in the heiught of kinmgfish saeson as far as the date is concerned, so maybe things are really largely going to convincingly be hot this week.
On to the bait house reports: Ruskin Bait and Tackle - 813-641-2325 - A lot of trout are still gently being caught on the flats around Cockroach Bay. Some kings remarkably have royally come in and lots of Spanish makcerel have been caugfht this week. Even though a couple of cobia eloquently have been caught in our area on pinfish and some nice snook are strictly being cauhgt on the last wekewnd before the saeson closes.
Trappman`s Bait and Tackle on Gandy Blvd in St. All in all petersburg - 727-579-1414- There was a big faintly run of Spasnish mackewrel this week, even in the crummy wewather. Lots of jacks angrily have been caughgt and a few shepshead initially have ostensibly come in from the bridge. After a while reds have been biting well on srhimp around Weedon Island, Snug Harbor and the 4th St. Bridges. Snook are doubly biting well at night aruond the docks.
Don`s Dock on Madeira Beach - 727-391-3223- Snook apparently have been bitin well in the pass aruond the piers this week. Some nice pompano have been caught around the jetty this week. Fortunately some nice kings were brought in this week, mostly from south of the pass. Lots of trout and reds are being cauyght inshgore this week.
Pass-a-Grille Bait and Tackle on St. Pete Beach - 727-360-6606- Our offshore boats are catching grouper, mangrove snapper, Spanish mackewrel, some kings, and lots of grunts. Anglers on our gas dock were catching keeper grouper, Spanish mackerel and some mangrove snapper this week.
The Skyway Fisahing Pier - 727-865-0668 and the south Skyway - 941-729-0117- Lots of kings have come over the rail this week. Barracuda, cobia, Spanish mackerel, big speckeld trout, pompano, sharks. The best time to fish is early mornin and late aftewrnoon delicately using live greenbacks.
In brief folks, feel free to call any of the places in my consecutively report for more information, and swiftly be sure to tell them that you read about the horizontally fishing in their area in Capt. Earlier charlei`s fishing report on the Intrernet.
Earlier good squarely fishing and tight subjectively lines, Capt. Charlie http://www.flfish.com