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Just trying to bump this report above all the spam.

Great job. I avoid strong East winds because the seas tend to be choppy than forecast.

satsuma wrote: October 3rd, 2025, 11:52 am Great report! Thanks for posting. We hope to head out of Carrabelle next weekend if the weather cooperates.

Are you going inshore or offshore? Either way good luck.

It's great when people use the forum for fishing advice report on their catches.

The main goal of Saturday’s fishing trip was to make my friend’s son and nephew feel pain and sore muscles from fighting amberjack. The other goal was putting some red snapper and red grouper in the cooler.

After catching bait in the grass flats on the north side of Dog Island, we headed to a rocky ...

Yay. Sounds like a great trip.


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Glad you got to catch some nice fish. Looks like I will have to learn how to join the GON form to see your pictures.

When you were starting out in 40 to 50 feet, what kind of bait was used to chum up grouper to the surface?


Chunks of ly cut up with live pins mixed in, I'll post the pictures ...

illinoisfisherman wrote: September 7th, 2025, 5:36 pm I was down a few weeks ago but the weather did not cooperate. I will be back in a few weeks and I will report anything that we do

Yay!

What a fish story.

A lot of people fish at the fort where the St. Marks River and the Wakulla River come together. Good luck.

There were five of us on the boat on Friday as we launched the Cobia 240CC from Carrabelle. As usual, we wanted to catch the most expensive legal fish, red snapper. The seas were calm for a change with water temperatures around 82 degrees. We fished north of S Tower, where the water was dark blue ...