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Yellowtail Snapper Night Time Action
2008-06-30 03:35:56
Miami, Florida - Saltwater Fishing Report
Reef Fishing Ocean Reef
Since the Mahi-Mahi action this year has been on the small side and the cost of fuel keeps going up. We decided to make a change and switch over to the reef and target Yellowtail Snapper. As long as there is current and plenty of chum the bite should be good. This was the case this past Saturday night with our party which consisted of Al and Andres from Miami. We managed a nice bag of Flag Yellowtail Snapper and Triggerfish. Elsewhere offshore the Mahi - Mahi is somewaht slow. Most of the fish are on the small side with an occasional gaffer. The best bet is hitting the reefs, deep ledges, and wreck fishing if you want to bend a rod.
Tight Lines
Captain J Lopez
Fish Species: Yellowtail Snapper
Bait Used: Squid Strips
Tackle Used: Spinning
Method Used: Freeline
Water Depth: 90 Feet
Water Temperature: 83 Deg
Wind Direction: East
Wind Speed: 10 - 15 kts
The Captain and Andres
Al's Big Flag
About The Author: Captain J Lopez
Company: Gordy's Dusky Offshore Charters
Area Reporting: South Miami
Bio: South Miami Dade Offshore Charter. 20+ years local knowledge fishing South Miami. Target species such as Dolphin, Sailfish, Mackerel, Snapper, Grouper. Gordys Dusky is a 2005, 23 foot Open Fisherman. Boat has a 2006 Evinrude ETEC 250 Horsepower Engine. Boat is Tournament Rigged and equipped with all the latest in electronics to put you where the action is. Multiple coolers are on board and supplied with ice to keep your drinks, food, and fish cold. Plenty of dry storage is available onboard, as well as all the necessary safety gear.
305 598 6401
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