Great November Days

Well, no time to sit down and write my fishing reports.  Too busy fishing!  Tom and friends got these in the Everglades near Lostmans River.  The largest snook were caught on Storm Swim Shads in about 4 feet of water.  The snook made a dash for the motor but Tom saved the day by dipping his rod in the water to push the line away from the boat.

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Charlie and Ron's Reds

Another good day for redfish fishing.  Charlie and Ron from Naples scored with two beautiful 24 inch redfish.  Both were caught on cut mullet on a jig with a popping cork.  Not much traffic out there but, that is the way it is in the Everglades.  Hardly any boat traffic.  Three boats makes for a traffic jam.   We spent much of the day enjoying the beauty of the backcountry of the Everglades in the back bays and winding rivers.  There sure were a lot of gators in my honey holes. 

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Some More Redfish

 

We fished hard today and redfish was the fish of the day.  It's that time of the year when redfish storm the Everglades in size and numbers.  Joe, JJ, and Warren from Charlotte limited out on large redfish.  The two redfish in the photos measured 27 inches and 28 inches.   One was caught on a shrimp and the other on a piece of cut mullet.  All of our keeper reds measured between 25 and 27 inches.  Several more keepers were caught and released.

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Just Another Redfish Day

The weather was perfect this day.  Calm seas, a mild breeze, and cool temperatures.  Vito and his friends got into some redfish.  Here is Vito with a nice 24 inch redfish.  He caught several of these using a jig, a piece of shrimp on a popping cork.  His angler buddy, Tom, got into much larger redfish but all got off.  Fall is the time of year in the Everglades to tangle with over the slot redfish.  We also tangled with some snook but they were not in the slot limit. 

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Lee Manner Strikes Again

Once again Lee Manner came back to the Everglades to catch fish, and catch fish he did. He caught a nice 25 inch red while fishing with me in the Bights. Lee caught this one on a shrimp with a popping cork at low tide. It was the first cool front of the fall and the temperature was perfect. Several more reds of this size were boated this day.

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