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The best of luck to you. You could hire a local guide to give you some idea of what is available in our area. We have an amazing fishery and there are plenty of opportunities to enjoy the outdoors.

River fishing can be quite productive this time of year.

The title of your post says "redfish". Then you mention "red grouper". Locally, redfish references "Red Drum". Red Grouper is a different specie and they mostly live in different areas and are targeted differently.
Which one, specifically, are you targeting?

You can try attending the North Florida Gulf Fishing Club meetings and introduce yourself. There are a lot of good folks there and you might meet someone looking for a fishing partner.

I'm glad you all got out and caught some fish. Great pics as always.

I have been hearing the same reports from lots of folks, me included.
Conditions like these sure make it fun to be out enjoying our fishery and incredible environment. Y'all get out and get some fishing done!

Is it OK to double team a big fish? Sometimes you just gotta do what you gotta do.
Nice pics as always. I have to agree with you about the flawed science pertaining to our fish populations.

Solid reels!! They are fairly light weight and plenty of drag when jigging for reef dwellers. Nice retrieve speed also.

It still surprises me to hear of people catching Gag Grouper since NOAA biologists say the populations are way down.
I'm glad you were able to get out and enjoy the waters and catch some fish. Great pics as always.

So far so good. Fortunately we were not heavily impacted. Prayers go out to all of those who were.
On a lighter note, I can't wait until I am able to get out to catch a fish. I hope my schedule and the weather cooperate soon.

Nice report. I always enjoy your underwater pics.

Y'all need to get out to the flats and creek mouths. I went out with a friend on 9/15/24 and after plundering a few creeks while trying to get a little relief from the unexpected stiff breeze, we found a bunch of reds. We lost count after 34. Most of the fish were caught on spoons, and every one of ...

That's a great tribute, sir. It reminds me how fortunate I/we are to be able to experience this wonderful and awesome patch of God's creation. He/I/we, are and were truly blessed.

Always some great photos. Keep up the fine work.

Most hand held VHF radios only have 5-6 watts of transmitting power. Unfortunately this means you have an unobstructed range of 5-10 miles. Where you can receive Coast Guard or weather transmissions from hundreds of miles away, that does not mean they can hear you. In order to extend your ...