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Try Turtle Cove ( 25-52-18 , 81-35-66 ) , Panther Key ( 25-49-71 , 81-32-48 ) or Indian Key ( 25-46-98 , 81-27-88 ) - Please report your success !
Looking for some great offshore action ?? Follow this " fishing tour " . The plan includes 4 great spots that are all aligned at approximately 240* coming out from Caxambas Pass. The route also includes a short stop only 3 miles out to get bait fish.
Location 1: 3 miles ( 25-52-85 , 81-46-28 ) Try here to accumulate live bait fish for your trip. There have been plenty of sandperch which can be caught using shrimp or even a small bare gold hook. Go to the bottom and bring up slowly - they will hit it !

Location 2: 8 miles ( 25-50-37 , 81-50-20 ) Try here for 20 minutes and move on....

Location 3: 12 miles ( 25-48-39 , 81-52-37 ) At each stop try live lining your fresh bait as well as your traditional methods

Location 4: 18 miles ( Loran: 140435 , 437709 .. sorry I haven't converted it to GPS yet) this is the infamous " Banana Boat Wreck "

Location 5: 21 miles ( 25-49-59 , 82-02-11 ) Last stop and perhaps the best Grouper fishing you will have all season ... .

ENJOY YOUR TRIP... Best of Luck to all OUR Anglers....
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Les (K-205) and his Large Snook!

Way to go Les!

Jay Fitzpatrick Redfish M-203

Pierre n Agnes LeRay's (I-203) Boat Christening Dock Party.

Some Boat Owners celebrating with the LeRay's!

Les K205 1st Redfish in 2003

Mary Ellen Fitzpatrick M-203 with a 25" Redfish she caught
on a fishing trip with husband Jay.

Al Allison K-206 on his way in from fishing.