• Tarpon Springs Fishing Report - FL

    September 20, 2016

    Rich Knox
    Abosolute Florida Flats Fishing
    (727) 808-6688 http://www.captrichknox.com capt.richknox@verizon.net

  • Your fishing trip here 0n the Fl. Gulf Coast could be a backwater plunge into some of the best Snook fishing, Redfishing, and Trout fishing that Florida has to offer. Then, off to some of our breathtaking beaches and islands for some more Trout, Redfish, Snook, Flounder, plus Tarpon fishing, on the Nearshore Reef’s and Wreck’s, Cobia, Sharks, Gag Grouper, Red Grouper, Kingfish, Spanish Mackerel and Snapper.

  • Tarpon Springs Fishing Report - FL

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    Rich Knox
    Published on 09-20-2016 04:47 PM
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    Absolute Florida Flats Fishing located on the west central gulfcoast of Florida, a long time guide service fishing from new port Richey,tarpon springs, trinity, palm harbor Tampa bay, Clearwater and Dunedin. CaptainJohn Fischbach reports: Snook season opens September 1st !! Not only are snookbeautiful but they taste delicious and will battle you all the way to theboat!!! Snook are my favorite fish to catch in September
    Ron with his 39 1/2" Snook pushing 30 pounds caught on 10 lb.tackle on a pilchard under a cork!

    October and November as they feed with FURY!! Looking to fatten upfor the winter, they are green (spunky) in their post spawn mode, wouldn't yoube??? hehe.. If you hire me as your tarpon springs fishing guide for yourtarpon springs fishing charter, I will take you to the quality fish. Fresh livelarge pilchards 3-4″ with 4-5′ of leader with a 3/0 circle hook- rememberpreservation and conservation for under slot size and oversize moss backs, willmake any snook instantly eat when they find your bait free lined or under acork, is how the pilchards are fished. Finger mullet is also a choice live baitbait rigged on 5/0 circle hooks and 25lb or 30 lb. fluorocarbon leader, 4-5′leaders. For artificial snook fishing, mirrOdines are neck and neck with D.O.A CALbaits. Call now to book your life long lasting memory packed snook fishingadventure!!!

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