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Fishing Report:   Cobia ( aka ling,lemon fish) Once Again On Top

11-09

A limit of really nice cobia has come home to Biloxi,Ms.," with WHIPASNAPA CHARTER Boat" each time out. Been picking up some really nice trout and lane snapper also. Some of the pods of cobia would have 12 or more fish 1 rig must have 12 or more fish 1 rig must have been 25 to 30.
Wind been lil strong latley just right for camping on Horn or Ship Islands or some good light tackle action in Biloxi Back Bay big specks or moving in an plenty of sheepheads and blackdrum too.

So load up come see!!


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Fishing Report:   November 6, 2009

INSHORE:

I usually talk about windy weather in March, but here we are in November and we have windy conditions throughout the Treasure Coast and it appears to be here for several days. The fishing has been very good out there, but few anglers have been able to brave the choppy waters to give it a try. I managed a day out earlier in the week, but had to cancel the last couple of days with small craft advisories out.

The pompano bite has been good and I found some early in the week that were feeding under the ladyfish and jacks. They have been nice size in the 15 - 18 inch range. Live shrimp, sand fleas, DOA shrimp or Doc's Goofy Jigs can get you some action on a very tasty fish this time of year. There are also pomps along the beach when it is fishable. Snook fishing around the inlet has continued to be productive on the tide changes and at night. Live mullet, Bait Busters and feather jigs are all good choices for snook. If you are fishing around the spillways, try the Bait Busters or TerrorEyz for good results. Redfish reports were mostly north of Fort Pierce around the Moorings. It's a tough place to fish this week though. Trout season is closed, but the bite had been very good. Release the fish carefully and handle them as little as possible.

Bridges have held snapper, black drum and sheephead with a few reports of some sand perch moving into the inlet. The river is overrun with jacks


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Fishing Report:   Hello Everybody,

Exodus 12: Verse 13; And the blood shall be to you for a token upon the houses where ye are; and when I see the blood, I will pass over you. and the plague shall not be upon you to destroy you, when I smite the land of Egypt.

Hebrews 10: Verse 19; Having therefore, bretheren, boldness to enter into the Holiest by the blood of JESUS.

SAM RAYBURN: Well fishing was great this week with alot of Bass mostly small to 4 lbs. Cooler mornings and beautiful afternoons. The Lake is at full stage now at 164.08. Water was in great shape all over the Lake just a little off color in the creeks and rivers.

Water temps were in the mid 50's at daylight and warming to the upper 60's durring the day. We really just threw Nichols rattle shads all day catching Bass from 2-8 feet near grass beds. Junebug wackys also caught in the same areas. The Lake Fork red rattle shad is still catching great.

The owner of Jacksonhill Marina, Terry Sympson, Has the Nichols line of baits now. Give him a call at 1-936-872-9266. If you want to book in a trip my info will be logged at end of my reports. Remember December through March is Big Bass time. The pre-spawn females will be in and fattening up in the shallows in these months way before the spawn. Last year Bass up to 12 lbs. were caught at these times. Thanks and God Bless.


LAKE PALESTINE: Water is in beautiful shape again with water clearing


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Fishing Report:   Well we have had our first cold front and it has really started the fish moving. The HUGE MANGROVE have moved from the deeper water on the edge of the reef to the patch reefs in around 25' of water. I fished a group from Orlando this week and our first and last stop was on a patch reef straight out in front of Biha Honda. We got anchored up on a sweet little reef in 25' of water, put some chum in the water and it was on. We started with small pinfish and the mangrove started to show. After boxing 4 or 5 in the 3lb range, the ballyhoo showed up in a big way, one throw of the net filled the livewell and the cooler, about 500 or so. We started to bait our 3/8 oz Z's Jigs with the live Ballyhoo and the Big Boys stepped up to the Dinner Table. We were able to put 20 or so fish in the box in the 5lb to 6lb range, (huge for mangrove). We were also lucky enough to catch 15 or so Grouper, although only 1 made the size limit, it was a 24" Red, nice fish !!!! Also showing up in the chum slick were good amounts of Yellowtail a few of which were large enough to eat whole Ballyhoo, Cero and King mackeral, Mutton none large enough for me to keep although they did make the legal size. There have also been good amounts of Gaffer Dolphin on the edge of the reef, moving up and down the Color Change. SailFish have also started to make their yearly apperance a little bit early. All the Captains are hopping the stars align like they did last year. What we need is a good cold snap in the area


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Fishing Report:  
Mahi mahi, yellowfin tuna, sailfish and big black marlin
it is high season and everything is out there you can do a short day
inside the bay and still catch a dozen dorado! off the point of punta de mita
you find the right line and the smaller mahi mahi are jumping in the boat, go
a little further to corbetena and you will find smaller tuna 40-100lb range sailfish 90-110 lbs
and bigger mahi mahi up to 50 lbs, the bank has been day to day every day is a
little different we went last tuesday and it was hot with Wahoo and tuna, the
next day just alot of bait we caught one 240+ yellowfin tuna so the big ones are there
you just need to pick the right day, but if the big tuna cows are there gauranteed our
crew will put You on them! Puerto Vallarta is holding the 54th annual sailfish
and marlin tournament starting november 11th with over 400,000 dollars in
prizes plus daily sailfish, marlin, yellowfin tuna, and mahi mahi jackpots.
for more info on the tournament please email info@puertovallartafish.com
that is all for now until we catch the next big fish tight lines.[IMG]http://i160.photobucket.com/albums/t169/Puertovallartafish/102709.jpg[/IMG]


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Fishing Report:   The captains of the Beach Haven Charter Fishing Association are reporting hot action on some very decent striped bass. The fish seem to be coming in waves with some days being a pick and others very steady action throughout the tide.
Captains George Finck of “Sparetime Charters” went striper hunting with regular mate Jim. They returned to the dock with four nice striped bass from 34-42 inches and report pulling the hook on three others. Captain George adds he has open dates in November for some of this striper action.
Captain John Koegler of the “Pop’s Pride” reports he has been able to get in on the striped bass action. He says poor weather forced him into the bay. He personally boated a 42-inch bass that weighed in at 26-pounds that was too large for the net he had on board. His crew did not want to gaff the fish as they usually release the larger bass.
Captain Fran Verdi of the “Dropoff” has been catching stripers on a daily basis, usually with fresh clams. One day when fresh clams were in short supply, he switched to salted clams and still put keepers of 33 and 34 inches in the fish box. He too has open dates in November for both charters and open boat trips.
Most of the fish he has been catching have been in the 33-39 inch class with some larger fish in the mix. He reports fishing the inlet areas until the seas push him into the calmer bay waters.
Captain Fran had Don Jennings out on his first bass trip of the season the outgoing


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Fishing Report:   Crazy Currents, Changing Conditions is Challenging Puerto Vallarta Anglers

It’s been a rough year for Puerto Vallarta Fishing all around. In April CNN spoke lies about the conditions in Mexico concerning Drug Issues, Swine Flu and the general state of Mexico. It put the brakes on all tourist related businesses and has hurt Puerto Vallarta to the bone. Now that we´ve entered November we’re all looking forward to people returning to our fair city, no matter what that may be. One thing for sure, whatever it is, it will be better than what we’ve been seeing for the last six months.

But we’re into November now and tourism is returning, slowly but surely. Demand for Restaurants, Services, shops and yes Sportfishing in Puerto Vallarta is on the upswing. Conditions have changed a little this week, but that’s to be expected as currents dictate the ¨flow¨ of things when it comes to fish. We’ve seen the deep water locations of Corbeteña and El Banco run hot and cold. Hot in the form of warm water and cold as in Yellowfin tuna. First, the conditions for the last week were not great. We had a storm south of PV and a cold front come down from California causing rolling seas and rough days beyond the bay. Having said that, Sailfish, Blue and Striped Marlin (350 lbs), Dorado (40 lbs) and Cubera Snapper (45 lbs – 60 lbs) are still hanging around the rock at Corbeteña. At El Banco, Dorado have been running in the 45 lb range, Sailfish are large also in the 80 to


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Fishing Report:   Everyone loves tailng fish. Just the sight of a massive bonefish with it's dorsal and tail out of the water is a sight to behold. Experienced bonefisherman know that tailing fish are not always easy though. Especially if the bonefish are over eight pounds. I've always said they tail with one eye up and one eye down! The last time i was on tailers, my client hooked the first fish we saw and that fish was nearly ten pounds. So with that image in mind, on friday i pulled up to one of my favorite flats at first light with Jason Duke. Idling up, we could see dozens of fish tailing! We quickly anchored the boat and waded quietly in the direction of the flashing. The tide was very low and getting lower. He made some great presentations with the skimmer jig and had some very interested fish but we just were unable to connect. later in the day when the tide rose we threw at cruising fish that seemed to be everywhere but after a couple of follows the bonefish just were unwilling. We tried light and dark jigs luck was just not on our side. All the bones we saw were very large, not an easy proposition by any means. It was Jason's first time bonefish and he learned a lot in a very short period of time. I was impressed how positive he stayed the entire 10 hours we waded, a true sportsman! He'll get them next time.

Capt. Terry Duffield fished with James McClelland
for three days last week. James is an avid flyfisherman and seasoned world traveler with bonefish up to


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Fishing Report:   the fall fishing has really kicked in this week. the pin fish and other baits are starting to get out of here, which will turn the fish on to plugs,swimbaits ect.with the water hitting the mid 60`s the bite will only get better.topsail island seems to have the bigger fish,as to were to the #`s are coming from wrightsville beach.
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Fishing Report:   There is a tog and striper bite starting and it should only get better as the fall rolls on.

Stripers are being caught in the 20- 30lb range and even some bigger have been reported.
Tog fishing is also doing well and there are days that are better than others.

For those of you wanting to do some fall fishing but do not have enough for a full charter or have enough and need more information about a trip please visit me at www.missrileechartersdelbay.com or just contact me with any questions you may have.

I am getting calls and e-mails about wanting to fish but they do not have enough people for a charter
If you are interested in helping to fill a charter please contact me for more details.
Till next report.
Ryan


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Fishing Report:   James Caldemeyer’s
Lake Fork Trophy Bass
Fishing Report 11-2-2009

November is an awesome month here at Lake Fork for catching trophy bass! As the water cools off and the bass begin their annual feeding frenzy there is a huge window of opportunity for many anglers to catch numbers of quality fish, not to mention the bass of a lifetime. The fish are gorging themselves on everything that crosses their path both in shallow and deep water. This leaves them vulnerable to the fisherman who fore go the duck blind and deer stand in pursuit of these big bass.
The water conditions at Lake Fork have been the biggest factor for some time here lately. With every week bringing some degree of precipitation over the past month, the lake conditions have been less than ideal. The continuous inflow of water has kept a lot of areas on the lake stained and the gates open at the dam periodically. If you are familiar with these conditions then you know that catching fish on Lake Fork in stained or fluctuating water levels can be a challenge. Do not let this deter you from your favorite fall honey hole though. The fish are still going to continue their annual activity regardless of the water conditions. Here are a few patterns that will hopefully help you catch the fish of your dreams right now!
Most everyday we have been starting our day off shallow with some top water action. Great baits to throw right now are a Berkley Frenzy Popper, yellow magic,


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Fishing Report:   FLY HOOKER SPORTFISHING
Captain George Landrum
gmlandrum@hotmail.com
www.flyhooker.com
Cabo Fish Report
October 26-November 1, 2009


WEATHER: As we expect this time of year, the weather has gotten off of the summer schedule and we now have the cool fall weather comforting us. Our temperature this morning was 68 degrees, earlier in the week it was a steady 70 degrees while the daytime highs have been in the mid to high 80’s with little humidity. No wonder so many people come and visit this time of year! We had mostly clear skies this week with a little wind from the northwest early in the week.
WATER: The seas have been nice at an average of three-foot swells with a little afternoon chop on top of that on the Pacific side and an average of 1 foot less on the Cortez side of the Cape. There was an intrusion of cool water from the Pacific side across the tip of the Cape this week and at an average of 80 degrees it crept close to the beach in a narrow 3 mile wide band as far as San Jose then bent to the east in a 10-mile wide band extending from the Gorda Banks to the 1150. To the southwest of this cool band the temperature was 82 degrees, sort of a pocket of warmer water 30 miles by 30 miles. Out on the Pacific the water 15 miles to the west of the San Jaime Bank, along the 1,000-fathom line, was


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