The mouth of Miguel's Bay is holding good numbers
of trout and ladyfish. Try working a popping cork
with a live shrimp. For best results fish a good
incoming tide. The water can really rip through
little Miguel pass and this attracts a variety of
fish.
Look for pompano skipping on top of the water. The
pompano should be showing up in Miguel anytime now
and can't resist a Docs Jig. Sheepsheads will soon be
in their spawn. Once we see a little colder weather
you can bet the Sheepies will be showing up in the
pass as well.
Else where in the Bay, there are still a few snook
hanging around the bridges, but expect the snook to
head up river at the first sign of a real cold front.
The redfish are abundant, but slot size redfish are
becoming more difficult to catch. The rivers are
slam full of rat reds who beat their bigger, slower
brothers to the bait. As for their bait of choice,
try anything and everything. It does seem to make a
diffrence, the redfish are eating it all!
This months bonus fish is bluefish. We have been
catching big bluefish on the flats west of the
Skyway Bridge. White baits under a popping cork have
been been landing some bruiser bluefish over 24 inches.
Till next time have a safe and quality day on
the water. Capt. Sean Hagen " fishing Like A Pro"
with EUPRO! To book a inshore fishing charter
contact Capt. Sean at shamrock-fishing-charters.com
or call 1877 357-HOOK! This has been a Salty Shamrock
inshore Fishing Report.
