Snook Updates (6/15/2009)
[Tampa,FL] Take time to explore new fishing holes. It will pay big dividends in the long run.
Beach Snook (6/14/2009)
[Tampa,FL] Snook on the beaches are big and hungry. Large female snook are feeding heavily for the upcoming spawn.
Seeing is not catching (6/13/2009)
[Tampa,FL] Lots of snook, very little action. We spotted hundreds of snook but they just did not want to play.
Night Snookin (6/09/2009)
[Tampa,FL] Night time is always the right time for snook. It's also cooler and less crowded.
Snook inside and out (6/08/2009)
[Tampa,FL] Snook on the beach and in the mangroves. As the days heat up we fish more early mornings and nights.
Slamin Sammy (6/06/2009)
[Tampa,FL] Somedays it all works. Saturday a Grand Slam was quickly accomplished.
Wednesday Mix (6/03/2009)
[Tampa,FL] Tampa Bay offering a mix of action. Take your pick, flats, mangroves or beaches.
Raging Mullets (6/03/2009)
[Tampa,FL] Tuesday we had the President of Raging Mullets onboard. Never make a Raging Mullet mad!
Snook in the Mangroves (5/28/2009)
[Tampa,FL] With tides getting higher and higher snook and redfish move in to feed. Snook are active and feeling good in the magroves.
Boca Grande to Tampa Bay reports (5/26/2009)
[Tampa,FL] Today's report comes from a host of great Captains. Check out the action near and offshore Boca Grande and the Tampa Bay area beaches.
Snook from Shore (5/14/2009)
[Tampa,FL] Lots of question regarding night snook fishing from shore. Take a look and give it a try.
Big Redfish Bite Continues (5/07/2009)
[Tampa,FL] The amazing redfish bite contnues to amaze. Big, hugry redfish are making lots of happy clients.
Boat Protection (5/07/2009)
[Tampa,FL] Salt water is tuff on boats. here are some great tips to keep your boat new.
tarpon Explosion Tampa Bay (5/06/2009)
[Tampa,FL] May in Tampa May is Tarpon time! Many other options are available. Snook, Redfish, Mackerel, King Mackerel.
Under the Stars 2009 (5/04/2009)
[Tampa,FL] If you have never been on the water after dark you have to treat yourself. Snook feed amazingly after dark, our biggest snook are caught in the lights year after year.
Monster Redfish (5/02/2009)
[Tampa,FL] An amazing day Monster Redfish by the dozen!
Bullish Day (5/02/2009)
[Tampa,FL] Better late than never! Last 30 minutes of Fridays charter saves the day.
Red Sunday (4/27/2009)
[Tampa,FL] Redfish are on the prowl and eager to chew. Tampa Bay has plenty of schools of redfish to target.
Keeping the rod bent (4/26/2009)
[Tampa,FL] Charters vary greatly while some anglers are looking for a monster snook others are looking for any action. This afternoon was about keeping the lines tight.
Morning Slam (4/26/2009)
[Tampa,FL] Inshore Slam Snook, Redfish and Trout. Conditions are perfect to slam the day away.
Night Snook Party (4/25/2009)
[Tampa,FL] Night time is snook time. In darkness the linesiders come out to play.
TAMCO Grand Slam (4/18/2009)
[Tampa,FL] Giving back is so very important. The TAMCO Foundation Tournament is a great way to help.
Large Spring Trout (4/16/2009)
[Tampa,FL] Wednesday we found large trout 19-24" pushing 5 pounds. We also found them in good numbers.
Easter Sunday (4/14/2009)
[Tampa,FL] Spring results have been up and down. Late season cold fronts and wind impact Tampa Bay.
Noan the Reel Deal (4/12/2009)
[Tampa,FL] Some of my favorite charters are days watching kids. Saturday was one of those special days.
Keeping it Simple (4/06/2009)
[Tampa,FL] Not everyday is about Snook and Redfish. Lots of easier targets can make for a fun day. Enjoy the mix Tampa Bay has to offer.
Monster Reds (4/05/2009)
[Tampa,FL] Tampa Bay has some great redfsih action. We have several schools of very large fish. Today we found them.
Spring Blitz (4/01/2009)
[Tampa,FL] April and May are outstanding months to get out on the water. The options are endless. Mackerel, Bonita, Tarpon will all arrive in big numbers.
After The Big Blow (3/30/2009)
[Tampa,FL] Nasty, blustry winds the last week have hampered spring fishing. Murky waters made fishing a challenge.
Mother Nature (3/29/2009)
[Tampa,FL] Mother Nature raised her ugly head. Windy, rainy conditions made fishing almost impossible. Use downtime wisely.
Spring winds (3/24/2009)
[Tampa,FL] Spring time winds are normal for Tampa Bay. We ready with oopotions that include fishing locations with protection. Tampa Bay has many options for most any conditions.
Spring Brings Variety (3/18/2009)
[Tampa,FL] I feel like a kid in a candy store, so many angling options and its only going to get better.
XXX Snook & Great Deck Wax (3/16/2009)
[Tampa,FL] Snook are on the move. Look for snook moving towards the beach passes. Looking for a way to wax your non skid areas? I found the answer.
Artificial Day (3/08/2009)
[Tampa,FL] We had a special charter Friday, artificials lures no bait. Very experianced anglers made for a fun day.
To Snook or not to Snook (3/02/2009)
[Tampa,FL] Winter snook fishing can be a challenge. Water temps can make or break your day.
Giving Back (2/25/2009)
[Tampa,FL] A challenging economy affects everyone, some much more than others. Organizations are challenged raising funds more than ever.
Winter Trout (2/23/2009)
[Tampa,FL] As everyone anxiously looks ahead to spring do overlook the great trout bite. At On The Mark Charters we are almost 100% catch and release except for trout we do bring home occasionally. Delicious!
Large Redfish schools (2/20/2009)
[Tampa,FL] Schools of redfish are pushing into Ft Desoto. Schools with more than 100 reds where spooted Wednesday.
Valentines Day Weekend (2/16/2009)
[Tampa,FL] Good conditions do not always equal success on the water. While the bite was slow the fun was non stop and we made some new friends.
From Marlin to Trout (2/09/2009)
[Tampa,FL] Captain Steven just back from marlin fishing in Maui now must adapt to fishing the flats. Cold weather while I was away made for a tough day.
My First Blue Marlin (2/06/2009)
[Maui,HI] Aloha. Captain Steven visited Maui on vacation last week. I had the pleasure of learning deep water fishing.
Maui Special report (2/06/2009)
[Tampa,FL] Captain Steven on vacation fish report.Take a look at what Hawaii offers. Amazing change from flats fishing to water 600-1200' deep.