Flamingo fishing in a Hobie Pro Angler Video
5:46 PM
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Check out this great video fishing in a Hobie Pro Angler in Flamingo Fl in the everglades.
FLY FISHING FOR REDFISH SNOOK AND TARPON from daniel diez on Vimeo.
A Day in the Marsh (video)
8:17 PM
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Haven't Been able to post in quite sometime. School is the priority and Ive had little time to fish. I did how ever make a video from a recent trip in to St. Marks Marsh. Hope you enjoy it:
Piney-Z Lake Bass n' Gators
12:03 AM
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After so much success last trip we decided to take a trip back a few
days later. We immediately went to the other side of the lake, to deeper
water and the tree clumps. Caught a handful of fish and saw a bunch of
wildlife including bald eagles, ospreys, gators, and a very curious
otter that came over to say hello and stare at us. Overall another
successful day on the water.
Pre-Super Bowl Bass on Lake Talquin
11:40 PM
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Headed to Lake Talquin with Alain of www.youtube.com/Soflobassfishing on a foggy Sunday. Headed out of coe’s landing on the east side of the lake and proceeded to fish what locals call the iron curtain. The Iron Curtain is a group of trees that are located within the lake creating great structure for fish. We ended up catching a few fish here as well as loosing quite a few. On the outskirts of the trees I managed to hook up with a freshwater catfish which hit a senko worm with paddle tail rigged weedless. We continued on and ended the day catching a huge 5lb large mouth. Here are the pictures from the day!
Sight Casting Reds in the Marsh Pre Cold Front
11:09 PM
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Started with the morning coffee, and arrived to St. Marks
Florida at around 7:45am. Launched at an almost slack low tide, immediately
started throwing top waters with no luck. Moved to a large bar with mullet all
around throwing paddle tales and top waters and again had no luck.
Moved down the flat to the marsh entrance, poled the flat
and ran up on a lone redfish sitting in a sand hole about five feet away from
the bow of the boat. Sight casted a DOA Cal paddle tail to the fish and
immediately hooked up. Took a couple of runs and then boated a just over slot
28” redfish. Snapped some photos and successfully released the fish to battle
another day.
The tide started to move again so we decided to drift our
way into the marsh. TONS of mullet were in the marsh going in with the tide, we
successfully slammed with some more reds, trout, and a lone flounder that was
caught on the way out of the marsh.
Ran back to the ramp with an incoming tide and was off the
water by 12pm. Weather was beautiful at around 78 degrees with a 5mph wind from
the SE. Until Next time Tight Lines!
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