
Black sea bass, grunts out of Keaton ?
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Black sea bass, grunts out of Keaton ?
Not asking for grouper numbers guys , just a little push in the right direction. My BIL is bringing his father and we would like to head offshore if the weather holds out and the trout ain't bitin'. What heading and how far, water depth etc would be appreciated as well as terminal tackle recommendations, bait suggestions.... I have no experience with this kind of fishing so please be gentle. Anybody know if the sheepshead are still at Steinhatchee reef ? Thanks . FWIW we will probably have two boats, a KW1720 and a KW 196 so we won't want to go where the big boys play. 

- dstockwell
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Not sure how far your gonna have to run for Grunts, cause if they are with the Grouper, then thats a ride.. 20 miles..
Now for a chance at variety, Macks, Trout, Seabass you can always go to Nine Mile Bank. Its a big sandbar out in the middle of no where, and at low you can see it, and is pretty big. Depths are from real shallow to 12 maybe 14 feet. The Seahag site is showing al these being caught, so if you can get to the Steinhatchee reef early, that could be a good bet. http://www.seahag.com
9 Mile bank - 29° 41.10'N 83° 34.60'W
Stein Reef - 29° 40.005'N 83°37.602'W

9 Mile bank - 29° 41.10'N 83° 34.60'W
Stein Reef - 29° 40.005'N 83°37.602'W
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