It’s
always great taking folks fishing for a species of fish that they have never
caught before. Doug & Brady were in town escaping the chilly weather of
Indiana. With the ocean conditions being borderline we decided that the target
species of the day would be Snook. The Snook fishing was decent with Doug and
Brady both getting slot Snook. Brady’s slot fish released itself boatside by
chewing through the leader, quite inconsiderate I’d say, it must have been
camera shy. Doug’s slot Snook was more accommodating (maybe it wasn’t as camera
shy). Seeing that the wind was holding off we ventured into the ocean looking for
some different species. It was full moon and the curse of the full moon seemed
to be in full effect. Brady had a Permit hooked up that came unbuttoned (with
the rubbery lips Permit have the hook usually doesn’t pull out). We found some
30lb class Jacks but they refused a live bait (very uncommon). We even had some
medium sized Bonitos busting around the boat that refused small live pilchards.
We made a few drops on a wreck and both Doug & Brady were hooked up to fish
that had absolutely no intention of coming to the surface. Shredded leaders and
pulled circle hooks were all they had to show from these encounters. The Snook
and some small Jacks were the only fish today that were Indiana friendly, the
rest were just taunting our out of state visitors, I’ve filed a complaint with
the LFCTB - Local Fish Counsel Tourism Board.
For more info.
on TKF Charters click this link to my website www.tkfcharters.comTo see Fishing Reports prior to 2012 click www.tkfcharters.com/reports/reports.php