With the wind dying down and the seas becoming less choppy, we ran out to the reef to try our luck. I guess we can call this trip partially successful as we (errrr.., I mean Calvin) did catch numerous grouper.
Here's Calvin's largest of the two red he caught.
He also caught a gag that was barely touching the 22'' mark, which we let go thinking we would run into something bigger.
We also caught about half a dozen of grunts, and this flounder Dave caught.
The wind picked back up in the afternoon so we decide to do a little trolling before heading back in shore. Didnt catch any grouper like I would hope for but Calvin did catch a nice king. Didnt thought they would be gone by now as the water temp was only 67F.
You can tell he was proud of his catch.
We spent a little over an hour slinging cork and caught 3 more trout before calling it a day. The trout seems to be scattered but may be its just me losing the touch on trout fishing.
Here's what we brought home.
It was fun but driving to and returning in the dark makes for a long day. Thanks for reading.
We were down sat. I thought you might be around so I hailed for you. In fact I could not get anyone to talk to me sat. How far out were you? How deep? You go to the Steinhatchee reef. Surprised you had no sea bass, we caught around a hundred with 12 keepers and 2 blues. We caught many trout but they all were .5-2" short. I caught about a 4-5lb lizard fish(thought I had my first red) 
