Rick Rodriguez

Gulf Grouper Fishing Report

Sep 25th, 2007

Many people seem to think that Grouper fishing is only good during the cooler months. This is true to some degree; However, Grouper fishing here in Hernando Beach is good all year round. The last few fishing trips have been more than outstanding. Lots of short Grouper action and plenty of large keeper size fish. All too often we hook Groupers that can not be stopped no matter what we try they seem to get the best of us.

The preferred bait is still threadfin Herring and live Pinfish. Recent windy weather conditions have moved many Groupers into areas were they were not before. I have mentioned many times before. "If you want to have fun and catch fish, please call me I am certain you will have a great time".

Capt Rick Rodriguez

Gulfgrouper.com

727-992-9494

rick@gulfgrouper.com

Fish Species: Grouper
Bait Used:
Tackle Used: 80lb gear
Method Used: Bottom fishing
Water Depth:
Water Temperature: 83
Wind Direction:
Wind Speed:

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Rick Rodriguez

About The Author: Captain Rick Rodriguez

Company: Gulf Grouper

Area Reporting: Orlando - Spring HIill - Herando County

Bio: Offshore fishing aboard the Gulf Grouper with Captain Rick is fun and educational. Learn fishing techniques in the Gulf of Mexico that will improve your fishing and allow you to catch more fish on your own boat. Light and heavy tackle is used to maximize the excitement of fishing in the Gulf of Mexico. Captain Rick is available year round and fishes every day, including weekends & holidays. Grouper and other fish are caught all year, only the technique changes with the season. Occasionally, we will also land Tuna, Kingfish, Cobia, Sharks, Snapper, Amberjacks, Spanish Mackerel, Grunts and more. We have a big fish box, a courteous crew and good tackle. We even clean and bag your catch for you to take with you! Plan early. Weekends and holidays book first!

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