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Fishing Report:   Fishing Report for June 21, 2009 for Master Baiter’s Sportfishing and Tackle
Written by: Stan Gabruk.


Big Fish, Deserted Fishing Grounds, Cheap Charters, Where are You?

This is the time of the year when the Black Marlin and especially the Yellow Tuna Monsters return to our world famous fishing grounds. With money being tight in the States and around the world, we´ve seen a dive in demand for Sportfishing in Puerto Vallarta, just like the rest of the fishing world. For the consumer of course, this creates an opportunity to find an affordable boat that will fit your needs. The ¨cherry¨ on top is the fact you can have the fishing grounds to yourself these days. I have never seen the industry in the shape it is in now. With more and more charter start-ups every day, 16 new internet sites this year alone in PV, you really need to do your homework! But good boats at great prices are available to those with the cash! Just remember deals that ¨ sound too got to be true¨ rule! Safe and insured boats are what you want, more about this at the lower half of this article.

The Summer rains have set their pattern and now if you are in Marina Vallarta in the late afternoon and morning, you could get wet. In fact there is a good chance this will happen. But no worries amigos, the salty fisherman out there will know this is actually a good thing for us here in PV. It brings the fish to the surface, the rain on the surface looks like


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Fishing Report:   Florida pompano fishing here in south Mississippi is getting hot, and we have big fish in these waters.

Most half a day trips have been good for 10 or more nice fish, and the conditions are only going to get better. Ladyfish, bluefish, hardtails, big stingrays, and small sharks keep the rods bent continously. Great fun!

Some big Spanish mackerel are prowling the barrier islands too, excellent light tackle fun.

Inshore reefs are still loaded with white trout and ground mullet, a great light tackle bottom fishing experience. Kids just love it!

Fishing is good here out of the Biloxi area, so be sure to give me a call, and we'll create your own fishing memories aboard TEAM BRODIE CHARTERS.

Regards,
Capt. Robert L. Brodie


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Fishing Report:   The wind has been blowing and the spinner bait bite is unreal.
We still have a lot of shad in the river and the fishing is steady
as long as you are around the bait.The past week we have had plenty
of rain and wind mixed and some days there was just a little to much
of the both to fish more then a few hrs in the morning.
This is the time of the year when you see one trip reporting 25 fish and the
next trip reporting 7 fish.This has a lot to do with the experience the fisherman
has on each trip.Summertime bass fishing with artificial baits can be a great
thing but you have to remember that it is a lot different then casting shiners
out during the winter and spring and catching fish.Cast placement will play a
major roll in the fish caught on the artificial trips during the summer months.
If you can cast and hit the object you are casting at your day will
be a lot more successful.If you lack the ability to make accurate cast you
may not catch the amount of fish you have been reading about in my reports.
I have tried a few shiner trips the past two week's and it's just not working out
to catch these fish.
If the wind is blowing get out the spinner bait and start chunking and you will
catch fish.The rattle trap bite is on and off.We have been able to catch 5 to 10
fish in the early am on a rattle trap but once the sun gets above head
that bite goes


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Fishing Report:   All I can say is that it was "AWESOME" fishing and probably the best I have seen in a while and that is tough for me to say because bass fishing has been hot.

Jordy and his crew, Mike, Sean and John were up in the Plymouth area to celebrate Sean's 40th birthday, a surprise party the night before. The guys were pumped for this trip. College buddies that have kept in touch over the years, getting out together for some great fishing. We left Brewers Marine around 2pm for our 4 hour bass trip. As we were heading out, the fog had moved back in again so we had about 1/2 mile visibility most of the way across the bay with a stiff east wind that kicked up 2-4' white capped seas. It was nice because the waves were spaced perfectly and in our face so once we got running up around 35mph, we were on top of the waves which made for a fairly smooth and dry ride.
As soon as we hit the spot where we had fished in the morning, things were much different. We were marking piles of fish on the Lowrance fish finder and all of them were in 30-40 ft of water. I told the guys, let's break out the light spinning tackle and try casting for these fish. I rigged 4 spinning rods and the guys started casting. Within minutes, Jordy and Sean hooked up. I love the sound of a spinning reel drag as line is flying off the real. Jordy and Sean put the first two fish in the box. We were not there 5 minutes and the action was hot. Next was John, then Jordy and Sean. Mike, for some reason


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Fishing Report:   Sea Note is looking for one or two anglers for this year's White Marlin Open in Ocean City MD on August 3 thru 7.
I have three regular clients; who are looking for one or two more to share expenses. My boat places in the top twenty most year's; last year's winnings $34,000. She raises fish with an experienced crew; look at this fish we caught on June 4 of this year.
I have a Tournament Package that is reasonable and accomodating from the novice to the most experienced angler; and of course references are availabe.
Call 252 441 3927 after six or 800 272 5199 anytime


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Fishing Report:   07-02-09 JEKYLL ISLAND FISHING REPORT
By Captain Vernon Reynolds

Fishing in the Golden Isles is in full swing. The ever present Whiting are on the sand bars, feeding us and the Sharks. Sharks up to eight feet are being caught in area Sounds and open ocean waters, near sand bars. A few Tarpon are being taken in the sounds also, expect more to show up in the next couple of weeks. Tripletail are working inshore and near shore waters. Speckled Trout are moving from the beaches into the sounds, rivers and creeks. Redfish are also biting well in the creeks and rivers; and Flounder are being found in the mouths of feeder creeks. Expect to take Bluefish, Ladyfish and Jacks along with the Trout and Reds. King and Spanish Mackerel, Barracuda and Cobia are roaming the near shore reefs. Grouper and Snapper are being taken at the 40 mile bottom. Wahoo and a few Tuna are located at the Gulf Stream.

The Golden Isles is a fun place to be during the summer. Lots of water activities and beach going to enjoy. It‘s hot but not unbearable and there is nothing quite like standing on the dock at the end of a day waiting for the first drops of rain from a thunder storm to run you off. Watching the black clouds contort and grow as the build across the sky. Feeling the coolness of the rain in the blustering wind. Seeing, hearing and feeling the power of lightning moving closer and closer. This is a wonderful thing but make no mistake, be damn


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Fishing Report:   Mosquito Creek Outdoors Indian River lagoon Coast Fishing Forecast, July, 2009

By Captain Tom Van Horn

We have all heard the adage, “If a frog had wings, it wouldn’t bump its butt when it hops”. Well if is the key word when trying to predict fishing quality and conditions on the Indian River Lagoon Coast in July. Two major phenomena can directly impact our offshore waters during the summer, and predicting their influence is anyone’s guess.

First, during the early part of July a coldwater upwelling known as the Labrador Current moves in from the depths of the Atlantic chilling the water column from the bottom up. The influx of the upwelling varies from year to year, and it is impossible to predict. The Labrador Current has been known to chill ocean water temperatures as low as 50 degrees on bad years, and have very little effect of good ones. The second major influence is the impact of tropical weather systems (Summer Squalls) as they brush up against the Florida coast on their way north. Again, we know how tough it is to predict hurricanes, but these tropical systems can kick up some serious seas, even from a thousand miles away.

Offshore, the Gulf Stream water temperatures are fairly consistent in July and August and if the summer squalls stay away, they are excellent months to target yellow fin tuna for those willing to make the long run east (70 to 150 miles). July also marks the beginning of the mid


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Fishing Report:   Hernando Beach Gulf Grouper Report
A little rain does not seem to bother the Grouper! Plenty of Gag and Red grouper in the area. Dead Threadfin Herring and live Pinfish are both working well with great results. Extended Trips are producing big Red Snapper and 10+ Red Groupers.
Spanish Mackerel, Grunt, Mangrove Snapper, Sharks and Kingfish are abundant and fun to catch on light line . Large schools of bait are still moving north though our area, fishing continues to be very good.

See you on the water,
Capt Rick
727-992-9494
www.gulfgrouper.com



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Fishing Report:   Breton Sound Hammer Time With the King,


Today Nolan and I had the privilege of fishing Breton Sound with Captain Frank Moore and first mate David. The morning started out a bit breezy out in the open sound but settled down as the morning matured under overcast skies. Frank had the live bait well loaded with his favorite ammunition— Campo’s live shrimp and we fished them both on Carolina rigs and corks. Trout action was very consistent as Frank directed us as to certain techniques for better productivity. The proof was in the results: we had limited out on trout by 9:30 AM. I can honestly say that this trip ranks at the top of the list for fun and hot trout fishing action. If you want to catch fish and have a super time doing so, you need to book a trip with the King— I highly recommended it.

Good fishin’
Jerrylabella.com



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Fishing Report:   earl dufrene lockport, LA USA

Overnight trip, 26th/27th, on Strik Zone Charter out of Venice. Went to Marco Polo for yellowfin tuna. Caught 10, the largest 120lbs. Had 6 new-to-deep water fishermen on board. Took all 6 of them to pull that one in. Had Mike Lane with us, filming. Good crew made the trip even better. Everyone went home with their ice chests full.





Uncle Earl Dufrene...Seth had this picture of you and the 120 lb yellowfin that was a joint effort....Thanks for the trip

Strike Zone Charters Louisiana & Guatemala 225~279~3800

www.Strikezonecharters.Net





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Fishing Report:   Some pictures of the 24hr trip on the STRIKE ZONE TOO yesterday....PICTURES DON\\\'T BS

Give us a call for your next\\\'s FISHING FIX....225~279~3800 or Capt. Randy at 985~966~2666~~~~~ STRIKE ZONE CHARTERS LOUISIANA & GUATEMALA

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Fishing Report:   Kona Hawaii fishing report – June wrap-up

The male blue marlin showed up in force this month. These guys average around 150 lbs. and are so abundant now that on a full day charter, you’re almost guaranteed to run into at least one. So what about the big female marlin I’ve been reporting about the last couple of months? Yes, there was finally a “grander” landed on June 5th and weighed in at 1064 lbs. There were also other big marlin both caught and released in the first half of June but in the last couple of weeks, almost all the marlin caught have been the small males and the females seemed to have moved on to other waters. I’m hoping there’s still at least one big one out there with my name on it though because I’m fishing the Marlin Magic tournament tomorrow and the next day. The minimum qualifying weight is 400 lbs. and only pays out for first and second place. Wish me luck! We have many tournaments coming up in July including the World Cup coming up on the 4th. The World Cup is the only worldwide marlin tournament and Kona has produced the winning fish more often than any other fishing destination. Without a doubt, Kona is the Pacific Blue Marlin capital of the world and I hope we can prove it again this year.

The yellowfin tuna “blind strike” bite is on! We’re seeing free jumpers too. The otaru are around but are not biting much of anything. The spearfish are now here in bigger numbers and are a common catch. The ono bite continues to be


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