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A precipitous drop in water temperature at the end of last month shut most fishing down for a few days. It was clear and cold for nearly a week, but not cold enough to kill any fish. At least I heard no such reports. The water temperature got as low as 57 degrees in the gulf, but it climbed back to 62 a few days later. If that's winter's best shot, we'll take it. ...more
February 4, 2009
The Fishin' Report angling action roundup from Nick Stubbs of Media General News Service. ...more
February 4, 2009
With mid-winter conditions in effect, anglers have stayed on the dock for the most part. Small-craft warnings combined with morning temperatures in the high 30s make local fishing a challenge most are not willing to accept. And you can bet that the fish are not biting after a 10-degree drop in water temperature. ...more
January 29, 2009
GO FISHING is a look at the area fishing scene through the eyes of local charter boat captains and fishing guides. Today: Bill Miller. ...more
January 25, 2009
A series of minor cold fronts shut the bite down recently. ...more
January 21, 2009
Unlike most Florida fish, sheepshead actually thrive in chilly water and can provide steady action for anyone persistent enough to seek them out. ...more
January 18, 2009
GO FISHING is a look at the area fishing scene through the eyes of local charter boat ...more
January 17, 2009
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