Tag: Redfish

New Snook, Redfish and Spotted Seatrout Catch-and-Release Measures for Tampa Bay

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7/16/2021 - The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC), after consultation with its partners, has temporarily made snook, redfish and spotted seatrout catch-and-release only in Tampa Bay due to recent impacts from red tide beginning today, July 16th, and continuing through September 16th. This applies to the following areas: All Florida… SEE MORE

Fishing 101: How to Catch a Redfish

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5/19/2021 - By Captain Experiences. Redfish are the most popular game fish in the Southeast US for good reason: they are basically everywhere. They also don’t care too much about the water, what they eat, underwater structure, or really anything else. Because they thrive in so many areas and eat basically anything… SEE MORE

Gulf Coast Fishing Report Week of January 15th, 2020.

Gulf Coast Texas Fishing Report Week of February 5th, 2020

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2/6/2020 - Sabine Lake - Overall conditions: Fair. 63-64 degrees. Water conditions are stained from the main lake north all the way south to Sabine Pass. The water is fresh and dirty in both Neches and Sabine Rivers. The main lake and marsh are still brackish to salty. Speckled trout are scattered… SEE MORE

Gulf Coast Texas Fishing Report Week of January 15th, 2020

1/17/2020 - Sabine Lake Overall conditions: Good. 63-64 degrees. Water conditions: Clear Sabine Lake brown. Visibility around three feet in most parts of the lake and slightly stained up both the Sabine and Neches Rivers. Speckled trout are most of the catchable. They are found in the northern reaches of Sabine Lake… SEE MORE

Tag: Redfish

New Snook, Redfish and Spotted Seatrout Catch-and-Release Measures for Tampa Bay

Fishing 101: How to Catch a Redfish

Gulf Coast Texas Fishing Report Week of February 5th, 2020

Gulf Coast Texas Fishing Report Week of January 15th, 2020

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