July Fishing Report

July 24, 2010

Grouper and snapper have been thick this year on the inshore bottom. We have been able to catch plenty of snapper and grouper on our half days. Usually this time of year we have to do a full day for the grouper. The tarpon have moved in and we have been getting plenty of fish on the hill tides. Permit are plentiful on the inshore reefs. The shark fishing is great just a few hundred yards off the beach. Kingfish are still around and we have been getting a few every other trip. Let us know what kinda trip we can put together for you.

CAPT. Nole Karcher

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