| 11-17-11 THURSDAY: BLACK DRUM, REDS, POMPANO, SNOOK AND FLOUNDER It's a wonderful morning at the inlet. Winds are blowing out of the West at 7 mph and the water is calm, that's a nice change! The bite improved yesterday according to inlet regular Mike Ricciardi of Vero Beach who was out on the north jetty again yesterday. Mike reported a lot of Pompano caught on the beach side for anglers using clams and sand fleas. Black Drum and Reds made a respectable showing. Most of the Reds were in the 18" - 23" range and were going for dead shrimp. Tony of Sebastian landed three Black Drum; the largest was 27" and one Red. Mike landed a 24" Black Drum and a 22" Red Drum, both on dead shrimp and are featured in our photo today.Some keeper Snook on live pinfish also caught. Mike ran into a young man at the cleaning table that had a couple of good sized Flounder he said he landed from the rocks of the tide pool using live mullet. Thanks for the update and photos Mike. |  |
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