Tarpon & Seatrout
This week, the story has been all about tarpon with a few trout mixed in. The cold water up well has continued along the beach, keeping the tarpon in the river in great numbers.
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Capt Mike Mann has been fishing his whole life from Bass to Tarpon to Bones I love it all but chasing down Fat Red fish tailing in skinny water is my passion. Summer Tarpon off the beach or in the back country rock, so come get your fish on!
This week, the story has been all about tarpon with a few trout mixed in. The cold water up well has continued along the beach, keeping the tarpon in the river in great numbers.
We had a great one day Red Snapper season catching our limit in about 20 minutes. We had bonus grouper, large triggerfish, and a really nice mutton snapper.
Well, the tarpon bite has been on fire. We’ve got great weather coming up and lots of tarpon weather fishing in the river or on the beach. They’ve been eating live finger mullet up to larger mullet.
The fishing remains good despite the high heat. Tarpon are showing up in the river and on the beach which is really exciting and makes for a fun game of tug a war for our customers
The trout bite has been on fire this week using pigfish and croakers. The redfish have been eating pigfish and croakers too as well as chunk mullett.
The bite has been on fire lately with lots of trout being caught on pigfish as well as topwater lures.
Well, with the wind we’ve had the last few days fishing has been challenging, but still very good with lots of black drum being caught and tarpon starting to show up too.
Black drum continue to chew and are still schooled up. The trout have been eating top water very aggressively too. Offshore, there’s been snapper but they have been a little bit smaller.
The black drum bite has continued to be very good. Tarpon are starting to show up in the inlet and the big news of the day is cobia along the beach.
With the warmer water and Mullett school starting to arrive the top order bite is turning on as well as a few tarpon are starting to show up here and there.
Ally with a nice first mosquito lagoon red
Capt. Mike Mann put Cobia on the dinner menu for his customers today!
A juvenile tarpon caught with Capt. Mike Mann
Memphis and his dad, Chris, had a fun day fishing the Mosquito Lagoon with Capt. Mike Mann. This black drum is one of a bunch of fish that they caught, including some nice reds, sheepsheads, and seatrout.
Zander got this nice black drum to eat fishing with Fat Fish Guide Service in the Mosquito Lagoon.
Bill from New York had a great two days of fishing the mosquito lagoon with Fat Fish Guide Service.
Capt. Mike Mann really whacked the fish today with Justin and Hayley.
Max caught his first red casting and working the bait himself.
Colin made it happen reeling in this nice spotted sea trout