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Brief Note--May 15 2008
The first place to check out should be our Boatless Fishing FORUM this is a place where you will find loads of Boatless Fishing Reports and Shorebound info and get help from local fisherman.

Tarpon are running the coast daily now, further south the better. They are now starting to feed and will get better day by day, you will find Snook along the beaches moving with the bait schools also.

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Cook'in with the Cookinman

Written by Anthony...aka...Cookinman
 For some of us, the joy of fishing can be compounded significantly when we bring home our catch to show off to, as well as to feed to our Families with, so they may experience some of the joy of fishing without having the same level of required patience and perseverance as us fisherman. Many of the fish we catch can be prepared in a multitude of ways, so for the purposes of these articles I would like to focus on the preparation rather than the catch
Mangrove Snapper Franchaise Click here to read
Freshwater Feature

Summertime Largemouth
   Written by Bluefish in NY...aka....

Summer time largemouth fishing can be extremely frustrating. This is the time of year where water temps can climb into the 90's, making Mr.largemouth lethargic. Early mornings and evenings are your best bet, just like many other species that prefer the cooler temps to go out and chow.

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BF's Quick guide for Big fish on the Florida Keys Bridges
   Written by Tom Argue...aka....Boatless Fisherman

This article should help you with fishing bridges in the Florida Keys and will offer my techniqes, Ideas and reasons for the methods I choose. I would expect in a short time you too will be catching some nice size fish and having a great time in a beautiful place.



Fishing the South Florida Migratory Fish run’
Written by Boatless fisherman....aka...Tom A
 
Well fishing the coast of Florida during the run of the Fall Migration is more than a blast but an exhillerating, explosive experience literally being right there as the fish are crashing the baits and hearing the sound of hundred and thousands of bait fish mainly mullet try to scurry out of harms way but know luck,










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Broward Area Report for May 15 2008
Boatless Fisherman---Tom
Best bet:
On the coast I would shoot for Tarpon and Snook along the beaches the bite is picking up and will peak over the next few weeks pier are your best shot at seeing them and being able to sight cast them, try also fishing in and around the bait schools moving along the beach there should be Tarpon, Snook, Jacks, Cudas, best bet for variety is the Keys this has not changed from last week, Mangroves are in and Boocoo Tarpon, Permit bite is average right now, a couple of hits a morning. Its almost time for the inlets to light up with Grovers, Hillsboro would be my choice under the docks. Moonfish can you say Moonfish alot of them there critters at Hobe sound beach

Juno Fishing Pier-
Moonfish, scattered Macks, Pompano are hit and miss and not many this report has not change outside of alot of free roamimg Permit.

Deerfield Fishing Pier-
Kingfish bite has been slow, you have had to really work for the bait also, Tarpon are here and were not biteing a week ago but all that should have changed this week and the Tarpon bite should get good, Snook also. Macks are here along with Jacks and a few different species of Jacks, Blue runners.

Anglins Fishing Pier-
Water has been flat and clear which means you have to work to catch fish. Seeing Yellowtail Snapper caught on those flat and clear days, Blue runners, Macks, Jacks are about, with a ocassional Pompano when the water churns up but I would say we have seen the spring go by and now we will only see Pomp stragglers for the next few weeks. Barracuda time is here with this flat water, also Tarpon are starting to feed and it should only get better for the next few weeks as they move to there spawning grounds, being that bait has moved in and around the pier the snook bite has picked up and so should the Mangrove bite under the fishing pier.

Pompano Fishing Pier-
Macks, Snook, Yellowtails and a Hogfish. Tarpon will be seen alot more freqeunt now, I think this pier is best at this time of year for Snook in broward but you have to learn the Pompano Shrimp Dance, just open your eyes and watch how they work the shrimp and bait up and down the pier.

Dania Fishing Pier-
Macks hit and miss, biat is in and so are the Snook and if you are there at the right time they are doing kartwheels in the bait, you will also see the Tarpon here and the pompano bite will slow now as far as numbers being caught, keep an eye out for BIG Macks because I have seen in the past this pier light up with some big big Macks in May and June unlike other piers this pier has rule in the past with Big Spanish and Cero's at this time of the year.

Mackerel and other aggressive fish Yousuris, Xrap, Mirror lures, Side winders, Gotchas, Crappys a nice medium steady retrieve with the Xraps or other lures should nail you a fiesty one. For sidewinders and Gotchas you may want to try a little slower retreive and snap. If you happen upon some live bait like little greenies liveline one out and see how long your reel sits quiet. Using crappy jigs soft and easy drop and just pop the rod a few times to bring it back up and let it drop, they will hit it on the Drop.



          


Saltwater Features

Pompano Fishing the Spring run in South Florida
 Well the start of Spring brings the Se winds one of the factors for the move, water tempature and last but very important is Current, Better fishing is for sure with good northern flow. The purpose of wind is to dirty water as pomp fisherperson see's it and with a Se wind blowing 10 to 20 mph this does just that in most cases, at the same time helping the North current.



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