Greg Hood

Sanibel Fishing with Tarpoons.com

With the hot weather and afternoon showers many anglers are choosing to stay home.

September is around the corner and so are the redfish.

This time of year with less boat traffic. I like to get up on the polling platform and work around sandbars, especially with the incoming tide.

I choose a soft plastic instead of live bait. I'm able to stay quiet and weed free.

1st light is always good, but temperature drops, and windy conditions around isolated storms, work well to get a strike from over the slot redfish. Long cast's with light lines and leaders make this type of fishing even more exciting.

See ya on the water!

Captain Greg Hood

www.tarpoons.com

239 822 5698

Fish Species: Redfish
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Water Depth: Shallow
Water Temperature: Too hot!
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John's son Jack with his 1st big redfish!
John's son Jack with his 1st big redfish!


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Greg Hood

About The Author: Captain Greg Hood

Company: Tarpoons

Area Reporting: Ft. Myers

Bio: Charter Fishing Guide Tarpon Fishing, Back bay, Flats Fishing. Snook, Redfish, and Seatrout. Full Time.

239 822 5698
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