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So good to see the next generation continue the traditions.

Carrabelle has a public launch on Marine St and another one on Pirates Landing Dr (across the bridge)

Had to fish in the rain for the first of the day but it cleared later and caught of few good ones. Fished the creek mouths on the outgoing. Casting in and around mullet schools produced reds and trout.

Nice work gentlemen!
LucWilliams, if you see a boat shadowing you all day, don't pay it any attention. It's probably just your neighbor trying to bogart your spots.

https://www.wtxl.com/news/local-news/juvenile-attacked-by-shark-in-taylor-county



KEATON BEACH, Fla. (WTXL) — A juvenile was transported to a Tallahassee hospital Thursday following a shark attack.

According to the Taylor County Sheriff's Office, it along with the Taylor County Fire and Rescue ...

Probably too much fresh water after all the recent rains. Try deeper.

Just my 2-cents. I don't usually try to preach to anyone about keeping fish but....... Please don't keep the snook. They are just spreading to our area and are a great game fish. Let's give them time to multiply for now. From the reports I read, the guys on this forum already know how to catch ...

If you want to do the turtle hospital that time of year you will probably need reservations. Check on it now.
Feed the tarpon @ Robbie's in Islamorada. Might as well do the World Wide Sportsman while in Islamorada.
Snorkeling @ Sombrero Lighthouse.
It's not cheap but you might like a trip to Ft ...

Nice. Thanks for the report.

cleanlivin wrote: October 21st, 2021, 7:25 am Why do captains always lose there limits.

Because public perception is that a guide/captain gives his catch to the client. Is this perception wrong?

If I'm reading FWC's regs correctly, recreational shrimping isn't allowed from the St. Marks lighthouse down to Pasco County. Looks like you have to go west of the lighthouse.

OK, I'll say it. Do people still use Facebook?

Oh yeah, going out there is a table rock on the left half of the river @ the curve (that is just after the last no wake zone where the houses are) so stay to right side & clear the curve before taking off. You will see it on your depth finder.

Here ya go. Scroll down until you see the map & coordinates provided by Tom Keels a while back.

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Was there the week before Christmas. Me my Son and some other friends rented 2 houseboats out of Flamingo. We anchored up in Whitewater Bay for 4 days. Nice to fish all day & come back & tie the boat up and step on to the houseboat. Didn't touch dry land the whole time. Caught trout, reds & snook ...