Salt water Inshore Fishing Google Group

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Winter fishing in bays

raymond....@amd.com (saigonslim) — Wed, 24 Jan 2007 18:57:32 UT

I do not fish in the bays very often, but like to know what would
expect to catch during the winter time especially with temperature
around 40s and low 50s. Thx.

Hello from Alaska

marcthei...@alaskacaribouhunting.net (marctheiler@alaskaclassicadventures.com) — Fri, 20 Oct 2006 09:52:17 UT

Hello, sorta new to the forum and group.
Just thought I'd introduce myself.
I am an Alaska fishing guide and operate a halibut fishing charter
service out of Homer, Alaska.
I am an avid hunter and fisherman that loves everything there is to do
with the outdoors.
I look forward to reading more posts.

Port O'Connor, Texas

he...@capthenry.com (capt henry) — Wed, 01 Mar 2006 13:14:23 UT

greatest saltwater fishin on the Texas coast. trout, redfish, black
drum are biting now!
Captain Henry's Guide Service
capthenry.com
361-655-2939

Late Fall Thanksgiving fishing

captrich...@lagooner.com — Sun, 27 Nov 2005 20:50:08 UT

We've been having alot of blows lately and the fishing has been good
when you can find the bait. I've been finding most of my bait down
south near Satelite beach and transporting it to Sebastian or north to
other fishing holes.
We've been catching nice redfish and a few trout. Trout are out of
season in November and must be released. The good news is that we've

So FL Snook

frmey...@comcast.net (Frank) — Fri, 20 May 2005 02:15:34 UT

"Feeding, Breeding & Migration of Centropomus undecimalis (Snook) in PB
County Waters"
That heady title was the subject of an undergraduate research paper I
wrote nearly 41 years ago for a class in Introductory Marine Biology,
for Instructor Glen Marsteller, at Palm Beach Junior College in 1964.
In the review of the available literature at the time, we covered the

Temperatures Dropping and Fish Biting

captrich...@lagooner.com — Mon, 24 Jan 2005 00:03:24 UT

Tonite the temperatures are dropping all over the country, even in my
hometown of Cocoa Beach, Florida. I'm curious if the trout have gone
into deeper holes in the lagoons to hunker down in the stable deeper
waters.
I'm going to fish in the morning with customers and will give results
tomarrow when I return.