Black Sea Bass and Sheepshead on the Wrecks!

Captain Chuck — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 18:45:29 +0000

Black sea bass and sheepshead have moved to the close wrecks and reefs to spawn. Huge schools of blackfish eagerly take squid and white bucktail jigs fished on 20lb spinning tackle. These fish are great fighters and also great eaters! Sheepshead are also a common catch on the nearshore reefs this time of year. They can be a little more of a challenge because they have a very lite bite that even the most experienced angler has a hard time detecting. When you do hook one, the fight is worth the wait, with their drag burning runs back to the bottom and finally another great reward at the dinner table. Sheepshead make great table fare no matter how you cook them! I am running some winter reef fishing specials! FOUR ANGLERS FOR 4 HOURS FOR $550.00

Winter Redfish Schooling on the Flats 1/27/10

Captain Chuck — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 18:24:19 +0000

Redfish have gathered on the flats and edges of the waterway in large schools to take advantage of the warmer shallower water. They are are eagerly taking mud minnows, cut mullet, and various artificials. It’s a great time to sightfish for the reds and I am running a winter special for $300.00 for 3 hours for up to 4 anglers!

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Black Sea Bass and Sheepshead on the Wrecks!

Winter Redfish Schooling on the Flats 1/27/10