09-27-11 TUESDAY: JACKS, REDS, SNOOK, SPANISH MACKEREL
We are estimating the wind is blowing about 8 - 10 mph out of the south, our anemometer is down on the web cam and our weather station anemometer is flat lined as well. Hopefully we will have at least one up and running again soon. The water is calm with a light ripple.
We received a report from inlet regular Mike who fished the north jetty yesterday and reported Jacks, Jacks and more Jacks in the early morning hours. The bait fish had thinned out yesterday but around 10:00 a.m. a flurry of Reds came through that included a bunch of keepers. Mike threw out his last live finger mullet and landed a 28.5" Red that had to be returned to the water. Several nice Spanish Mackerel were landed with a few huge Macs thrown in.
Today a 36" Snook was landed while fishing from the beach on the north side of the jetty throwing plugs and was released unharmed.
To the angler who loves to fish the beaches, shores, jetties, bridges and piers of Florida.
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