Hello everyone I just wanted to check in and let you all know I just had another surgery and I'll be off the water healing for a couple weeks. I'm hoping to be back to work towards the end of the month and I appreciate everyone's support and patience as I recover from this. I thank you all and I'll keep you updated... Capt. Dan
Today was just about as cold as it gets and where the fish will still bite. Dan, Lauren and Joe were the team and with the gulf at 52 degree's, it was "iffy" if we were going to get some sheepshead to bite. I made a run to some ledges and sure enough, we caught some fish right away. The bites we had were really small male sheepshead, but it was encouraging. The team ended up with six keepers and released some little guys for the day, before the approaching cold front chased us in. I thank you all as always and here's Mr. Dan with an Ice cold sheeepshead... Capt. Dan
It was a cold one out there today folks and my solo client Larry was ready to go for it. We reached the gulf and was greeted to 52 degree water temperature. That's really cold for us and it was to bumpy to sheepshead fish, so we started at the mouth of the river and moved back east. I tied on some MirrOlure Lil' John jigs and we basically jigged the channel edge and did quite well. Nine keeper trout came on board, as well as a small snook and red fish to complete a slam. I thank you Larry and here's the first one of the day... Capt. Dan
Not to much to report in the saltwater world lately as the weather hasn't been to great to make it out, other than river fishing. However, my good friend and neighbor Dennis is a bass fishing guru and he and I set out today to fish the East side of the county lakes. The wind was howling, but we made it happen. He and I caught 1/2 a dozen quality bass with the largest being 7.12lbs. We targeted lily pad points and it sure was a fun time. I thank you buddy and here's the big one of the day... Capt. Dan