Week Of 1/19/2018 Fishing Report
Week Of 1/19/2018 Fishing Report
Fishing has been a little difficult but if you know where to go it will make all the difference, Because of the water temperature being in the low 50’s that is your first problem the 2nd problem is no water in some places. Negative tides because of the winds and moon phase makes it difficult to get to the correct locations for Red fish and Snook even for Seatrout. My advice is watch the tides and wind and plan your day correctly you will need to go near warmer water like springs, powerplant outflows, deeper pockets in the backwaters etc. The good news is warmer weather is on it’s way so even with the water temperature going up 3 to 5 degrees should put them in a feeding mood. When it comes to Snook you will see lots of them in the correct locations but sometimes they don’t care what you put in front of them, but we have been having good luck on artificial bait drifting it slowly past them. Seatrout live shrimp just sending out there and being patient my biggest advice I can give when water is cold slow everything down. Good luck stay safe until next week. If you have any questions, please feel free to call me at (813) 803-2085 or email me at jimmysfishingcharters@gmail.com . Thank You for reading this week’s report. Captain Jimmy.
Fishing has been a little difficult but if you know where to go it will make all the difference, Because of the water temperature being in the low 50’s that is your first problem the 2nd problem is no water in some places. Negative tides because of the winds and moon phase makes it difficult to get to the correct locations for Red fish and Snook even for Seatrout. My advice is watch the tides and wind and plan your day correctly you will need to go near warmer water like springs, powerplant outflows, deeper pockets in the backwaters etc. The good news is warmer weather is on it’s way so even with the water temperature going up 3 to 5 degrees should put them in a feeding mood. When it comes to Snook you will see lots of them in the correct locations but sometimes they don’t care what you put in front of them, but we have been having good luck on artificial bait drifting it slowly past them. Seatrout live shrimp just sending out there and being patient my biggest advice I can give when water is cold slow everything down. Good luck stay safe until next week. If you have any questions, please feel free to call me at (813) 803-2085 or email me at jimmysfishingcharters@gmail.com . Thank You for reading this week’s report. Captain Jimmy.
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