11-15-2003, 07:53 AM
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[/red][/size][/font][font "Times New Roman"][#000080][size 3]Bay fishermen returned last week with catches of redfish and trout as well as a couple of flounder that they caught while driftfishing Dagger Flats.
The offshore trips produced a "good mixture of quality fish".
Anglers caught blackfin and yellowfin tuna as well as amberjack and wahoo on the eight-hour trips. One yellowfin tuna weighed 121 and another tipped the scales at 112.
They also caught kingfish and shark.
"Last week was a good week over-all, even though we missed a couple of days because of weather" .
Anglers out of Fisherman’s Wharf came back with blackfin tuna, Atlantic sharpnose shark, kingfish, lane and vermilion snapper and trigger fish as well as two big dorado.
The trips out of Offshore Adventures to state waters on Tuesday and Friday produced some nice red snapper as well as black drum, shark and kingfish.
Offshore anglers caught "good-sized" amberjack and a couple of wahoo as well as loads of lane and vermilion snapper.
Dolphin Dock said one of the trips this week produced a 77-pound wahoo for one excited angler.
Other catches included amberjack, kingfish, blackfin tuna, vermilion snapper and, of course, shark.
"The weather cleared up over the weekend and the fish started biting, so fishing was pretty good," according to [/size][/#000080][/font][/url][font "Times New Roman"][#000080][size 3]Woody’s Sports Center.
Anglers on the north jetty caught limits of trout, redfish, black drum, a couple of flounder and a mangrove snapper, that weighed about four pounds.
"Fishing is great," at Horace Caldwell Pier.
Anglers caught redfish, black drum, trout, shark, whiting and a croaker during the week.
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[/red][/size][/font][font "Times New Roman"][#000080][size 3]Bay fishermen returned last week with catches of redfish and trout as well as a couple of flounder that they caught while driftfishing Dagger Flats.
The offshore trips produced a "good mixture of quality fish".
Anglers caught blackfin and yellowfin tuna as well as amberjack and wahoo on the eight-hour trips. One yellowfin tuna weighed 121 and another tipped the scales at 112.
They also caught kingfish and shark.
"Last week was a good week over-all, even though we missed a couple of days because of weather" .
Anglers out of Fisherman’s Wharf came back with blackfin tuna, Atlantic sharpnose shark, kingfish, lane and vermilion snapper and trigger fish as well as two big dorado.
The trips out of Offshore Adventures to state waters on Tuesday and Friday produced some nice red snapper as well as black drum, shark and kingfish.
Offshore anglers caught "good-sized" amberjack and a couple of wahoo as well as loads of lane and vermilion snapper.
Dolphin Dock said one of the trips this week produced a 77-pound wahoo for one excited angler.
Other catches included amberjack, kingfish, blackfin tuna, vermilion snapper and, of course, shark.
"The weather cleared up over the weekend and the fish started biting, so fishing was pretty good," according to [/size][/#000080][/font][/url][font "Times New Roman"][#000080][size 3]Woody’s Sports Center.
Anglers on the north jetty caught limits of trout, redfish, black drum, a couple of flounder and a mangrove snapper, that weighed about four pounds.
"Fishing is great," at Horace Caldwell Pier.
Anglers caught redfish, black drum, trout, shark, whiting and a croaker during the week.
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