Capt.ChrisLembo
10-24-2004, 08:44 AM
Fall weather is starting to roll in and things are looking good. The first cold front moved through last week and did not stay long. Water temps have been moving up and down between 77 and 82 depending on the cloud situation.
With the cooler water some Grouper have been moving onto the shallower wrecks and reefs. We caught some decent Gag and Red Grouper this week. The main target is still Yellowtail Snapper on the reef. Two charters picked up small African Pompano and we have caught many small Sharks.
Gulf wrecks produced a ton of small Cobia this week with a few keeper (33") mixed in. Kingfish have made a showing on the Gulf Wrecks as well. Small live Blue Runners brought Kings ranging from 18 lbs. to 30 lbs.
This week should prove to be a good transition week as the NE wind is bringing cooler drier air to keep the water temps down. We will be looking to the west for Tuna over the next few weeks and hopefully some Sailfish starting to heat up.
Capt. Chris
www.incognitolighttackle.com
With the cooler water some Grouper have been moving onto the shallower wrecks and reefs. We caught some decent Gag and Red Grouper this week. The main target is still Yellowtail Snapper on the reef. Two charters picked up small African Pompano and we have caught many small Sharks.
Gulf wrecks produced a ton of small Cobia this week with a few keeper (33") mixed in. Kingfish have made a showing on the Gulf Wrecks as well. Small live Blue Runners brought Kings ranging from 18 lbs. to 30 lbs.
This week should prove to be a good transition week as the NE wind is bringing cooler drier air to keep the water temps down. We will be looking to the west for Tuna over the next few weeks and hopefully some Sailfish starting to heat up.
Capt. Chris
www.incognitolighttackle.com