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Constant rain and thunderstorms certainly make for some exciting fishing, that is, as long as the lightning stays away.
I had my first few trips after the oily aftermath of the summer of 2010 this past weekend, although I almost thought the weekend was going to be a bust, too. I had booked a couple of trips last week, but Mother Nature and her wicked sense of timing was not going to let that happen as a tropical storm was hanging around longer then expected. I finally saw the light at the end of the wet and wild tunnel, and couldn’t wait to get me and the Mega-Bite back on the water.

My first trip was an inshore morning trip. I wanted to see how the trout bite was and I was not disappointed. We hit the water early that morning around 5:15am, and trout fished for a couple of hours before it got too hot. We didn’t catch as many as I would have liked, but the quality was great. We boated around 15 trout with 6 being keepers that were all nice fish. Most of the fish were around 2 lbs, with one topping the scale around 3.4 lbs. I was using both live and artificial baits. The artificial bait that worked for us was MirrOlure’s MirrOdine 17MR suspending twitch bait; we would switch that up with live pinfish under a popping cork. Both baits produced quality fish.

My second trip was a late afternoon trip and it started out a little wet. We had two big storms sitting right on top of us, so we had to take a small break from fishing until it was well past us. I’m all for fishing in a little rain, but lightning, fishing poles, and an aluminum tower don’t make a good combination. So, as we watched the storm head offshore we slowly made our way back to the pass. The bite was pretty good, and we hooked a few nice reds, but we lost a few to hook pulls. We managed to get one nice keeper in the ice chest, but the prize of the day was a big bull at 41 inches. After the red bite slowed down in the pass, we made our way over to the shoals for some fun light-tackle ladyfish. These guys (or are they all gals?) look just like baby tarpon and they have the same spunk a big tarpon has. With every cast we hooked a fish; they averaged 2 –3 lbs apiece with a few even topping the scales at 4 –5 lbs. Ladyfish are tremendous jumpers, and they are sure to bring a smile to any angler’s face with their powerful aerial acrobatics.

Another fish that has shown up just in time for the Labor Day grill is the tasty flounder. On Tuesday this week, I had a short trip and we found some flounders stacked up on a 40ft ledge. It was a nice surprise to see the flounders come up on what is usually my go-to redfish hole.

So let’s sum up the end of the summer bite. It’s still hot, and I don’t just mean the temps! But with fall just around the corner, and hopefully some more moderate weather with it, we should still be able to enjoy some great fishing for all kinds of fish.

If you’re planning a get away vacation to Pensacola Beach, Navarre, or Perdido Key, give me a shout and we’ll get you hooked up on a fish of a lifetime.
Tight Lines.
Capt. John

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A changing world which has brought us a poor economy and high unemployment resulting in less discretionary income for the last several years has now been further exacerbated by a mass exodus from southwest Florida in reaction to the mainstream media hype over the BP oil spill. The changing economics are forcing a change in the way I do business. I firmly believe that the guide business in southwest Florida is undergoing changes that may be permanent. When the smoke clears the only guides left standing will be the part-time corps that is made up primarily of our brave fire fighters, law enforcement officers, and EMTs, as well as pensioners. They don’t HAVE to make a profit to stay in business. The day of the full-time guide who only guides from his flats boat are all but over. There are just too many folks who have had to tighten their belts out there, and there’s more tightening to come.

Back in the late 90’s I had a kayak fleet. Kayak fishing is so much fun! But, I think I was ahead of the curve. Kayak fishing was just coming on the scene, and did not have wide acceptance. There weren’t a lot of options. People with back issues and not in good physical condition would likely not even consider kayak fishing. But, as with computers, cars, and most things we use today, kayak technology has advanced greatly over the last ten years or so. Today’s kayaks are more stable, dryer, more maneuverable, and can be fitted with a wide array of options like trolling motors, outriggers, pontoons, fish finders, baitwells, leaning posts, etc. If you can think of it, it’s probably out there.

Today, kayak fishing has gained wide acceptance as a fun, inexpensive, and even most efficient way to stalk shallow water fish with stealth in comfort, and are a great alternative to wade and powerboat fishing. Two of the greatest advantages are that it’s highly mobile, and half the cost of a tradition guided trip from a flats boat. If there’s an area you want to explore and fish between Estero Bay and Tampa Bay, we can easily go there and have a blast. So, for all these reasons, the yak is bak at BarHopp’R. I hope your sense of adventure will lead you to try a day of kayak fishing on the kayak of your choice on your next visit to southwest Florida.

UPDATE: Things are moving slower than anticipated or wanted toward getting the kayak fleet stood up. Seems like everyone is low on inventory. Shipment of two of my kayaks has been delayed. Hopefully, they will ship this week. Getting trolling motors has also been a problem. Both brands were back ordered with a long delay for shipment. Finally, I changed the order to different motors on the promise they would ship last Monday. They were also back ordered to September 9.

The Malone kayak trailer did come last Monday, and I spent two days in the heat building it. Took the next two days to recuperate! It’s ready to carry up to 4 kayaks. Most all the accessories are in and ready to go. So, now I’m waiting on the most important things; boats!

I have the Talon listed for sale, but the market is totally flooded with flats boats, and I’ve had no inquiries. I will continue to offer trips in her for as long as I have her, but the emphasis is on kayak fishing.

September Fishing Forecast

September is always an exciting month to fish along the Treasure Coast. Anglers eagerly await the arrival of the annual fall mullet run. The beaches and rivers will be filled with mullet and you can find lots of predators following the bait this month. Look for tarpon, snook, jacks, bluefish and many other species feeding on the mullet this month. Top water and suspending lures work fantastic in September. Try a DOA Baitbuster or Big Fish lure while fishing around the large schools of mullet. It’s a great time of year to fish early mornings along the beach. The fish will be cornering the bait along the surf and action can be fun and exciting.

While snook season usually opens Sept. 1st, it has been delayed until Sept. 17th this year. Check www.myfwc.com regularly to keep updated on the status of the snook season opening this year. Bridges and inlets will bring some fantastic snook action in September. Anglers slowly working jigs, diving plugs, DOA TerrorEyz or live bait along the bottom of these areas can find some big fish hanging in these areas. Docks and flats will hold their share of linesiders as well.

You will be able to find some redfish schools this month as they gather up to head out to the ocean. Look around the shallow sandy flats for them to be feeding. DOA shrimp or jerk baits can coax them into biting. Trout will continue to bite around the usual flats like, Bear Point, Harbor Branch and the Moorings. Deadly Combos fished on the edges of the bait schools will find some action with trout and other species. Snapper can be found along channel edges and around structure. Sheephead, drum and snapper can be caught on the catwalks of the bridges. LIve or dead shrimp will find the fish.

September Tip:
Fish the bait schools! It’s easy to spot the bait this time of year. If you don’t find bait around your favorite fishing spot, you will most likely not find many fish there. Move around if you need to in order to find active bait. Fish love this time of year and they are out there gorging themselves on the bait in anticipation of the coming winter months. Early mornings can be exciting on the flats. You can find big fish in shallow water around the bait pods. It has been a long hot summer and finally temperatures will begin to mellow out and water temps will get back to normal. It’s a great time of year to be fishing!

Remember, fishing is not just another hobby….it’s an ADVENTURE!

Good Fishing and be Safe,
Captain Charlie Conner

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captaincharlie@fishtalescharter.com
772-284-3852

September Fishing Forecast

September is always an exciting month to fish along the Treasure Coast. Anglers eagerly await the arrival of the annual fall mullet run. The beaches and rivers will be filled with mullet and you can find lots of predators following the bait this month. Look for tarpon, snook, jacks, bluefish and many other species feeding on the mullet this month. Top water and suspending lures work fantastic in September. Try a DOA Baitbuster or Big Fish lure while fishing around the large schools of mullet. It’s a great time of year to fish early mornings along the beach. The fish will be cornering the bait along the surf and action can be fun and exciting.

While snook season usually opens Sept. 1st, it has been delayed until Sept. 17th this year. Check www.myfwc.com regularly to keep updated on the status of the snook season opening this year. Bridges and inlets will bring some fantastic snook action in September. Anglers slowly working jigs, diving plugs, DOA TerrorEyz or live bait along the bottom of these areas can find some big fish hanging in these areas. Docks and flats will hold their share of linesiders as well.

You will be able to find some redfish schools this month as they gather up to head out to the ocean. Look around the shallow sandy flats for them to be feeding. DOA shrimp or jerk baits can coax them into biting. Trout will continue to bite around the usual flats like, Bear Point, Harbor Branch and the Moorings. Deadly Combos fished on the edges of the bait schools will find some action with trout and other species. Snapper can be found along channel edges and around structure. Sheephead, drum and snapper can be caught on the catwalks of the bridges. LIve or dead shrimp will find the fish.

September Tip:
Fish the bait schools! It’s easy to spot the bait this time of year. If you don’t find bait around your favorite fishing spot, you will most likely not find many fish there. Move around if you need to in order to find active bait. Fish love this time of year and they are out there gorging themselves on the bait in anticipation of the coming winter months. Early mornings can be exciting on the flats. You can find big fish in shallow water around the bait pods. It has been a long hot summer and finally temperatures will begin to mellow out and water temps will get back to normal. It’s a great time of year to be fishing!

Remember, fishing is not just another hobby….it’s an ADVENTURE!

Good Fishing and be Safe,
Captain Charlie Conner

www.fishtalescharter.com
captaincharlie@fishtalescharter.com
772-284-3852

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Milwaukee Fishing Salmon Reports August 23rd 2010
By Capt. Jim Hirt
Widely scattered is the best way to describe recent action for salmon and trout Milwaukee. You must present tackle for all species from the top ten feet of water to the bottom in all depths you fish. A nice mixed bag will be your reward. On the high lines (2,3, and 4 color lead core) the Vulcan regular size Dolphin Green Silver is picking up Rainbow Trout. Mid way down the water column in a temperature of 50 degrees use Magnum Reaper spoons in silver with green or blue green accent stripes. The Magnum Peacock and Fish n Chip have been my go to spoons on a SWR. As usual temperature is the key. The Magnum Peacock and Fish n Chip have been my go to spoon for my 5, 6, 8 and 10 color lead cores. Downriggers are also producing with the same spoons and some flasher flies. The best depths for downriggers have been 45, 60, 70 and 100 feet. The fish are in depths of 60 to 170 feet of water. Lake Trout are always available near the bottom even on the slower days when you slow the boat down to 1.5 MPH measured at the ball with the Depth Raider. The Depth Raider is an essential part of your tools for trolling with the current we have on Lake Michigan. Speed up to 2.1 when working the Kings Let me tell you where and what to use. To see my how to video fish report go to http://www.jimhirt.com
Travel northeast out of the North Gap about 4 miles at a 45 degrees compass for the cold water that holds the fish. Look for fish from 10 to 100 down on all presentations. Slide Divers with 110 feet of line out are also working with magnum Reaper Peacock or Fish n Chip spoons. Glow spoons have also been working all day long in the magnum size like the Reaper Fish Fry.
Vulcans, Nestor Wobblers and Reapers are sold only on the web at http://www.badgertackle.com Have a great fishing season. Let’s go fishing!! Jim charters out of Milwaukee, WI. with Blue Max Charters. He can be reached at 414-828-1094 or visit his web site at http://www.bluemaxcharters.com Copyright© 2010, James J. Hirt, All Rights Reserved.

The late summer time night bite is getting better as the water temps begin to level off and maybe decreasing just a little. We had several inches of rain (5.5 + )last week which brought the lake level up 3 feet over a 30 hour period. Water temps were a degree or two less than before the rain now at 86.2 to 88.7.

The small mouth bite has increase since the rain, but they have moved a little deeper. They seem to have settled to 25′ to 30′ and some a little deeper. The size of fish being caught seem to have increased some and good numbers of upper slot fish (17" to 20") are being caught.

We had two real good night’s this past weekend, boating 16 fish on the 21st and 15 on the 22nd. Had were able to boat many fish between 19" and 21′ and had one over 21".

Looks like the late summer time and early fall night time bite will be great as the night’s grow longer and the days get a little shorter.<br><br><img src=’http://www.fishingguidenetwork.com/reports/photos/653/1559/102_0392.jpg’><br><br><img src=’http://www.fishingguidenetwork.com/reports/photos/653/1559/102_0394.jpg’><br><br><img src=’http://www.fishingguidenetwork.com/reports/photos/653/1559/102_0395.jpg’><br><br><img src=’http://www.fishingguidenetwork.com/reports/photos/653/1559/102_0396.jpg’>

Greg Cook of Gods Country Outfitters, Mason “FROG” Kroll, Jim Bivens, David Griffin all from Albemarle and Lane Swindell of Raleigh. Fished with Capt. Keith Logan and Capt. Randy Lingerfelt from Feedin Frenzy Charters out of Holden Beach BC on a full day of bottom fishing on 8/17/2010. We fished the 90 feet of water area off of Holden Beach. The water was so clear we could see the bottom, ledges and fish in the 90 feet of water. It was a great day on the ocean. It was flat like a lake and very hot out there. We end up catching our limit of big Vermilion snapper in the 2 to 4 lbs range..King Mackerel, Scamp Grouper, Rock Hind, Trigger fish, Big Black Sea Bass, Grunts, and bonito.

Capt. Keith

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