03-26-13 TUESDAY: SHEEPSHEAD, BLACK DRUM, JACKS, BLUES, SNOOK AND SEA TROUT
We have a chilly morning at the inlet today. It is 51 degrees but when you add in the wind chill factor, it feels like 45. Winds are blowing out of the North-Northwest at 12 mph and gusting to 19. There is a moderate chop on the water and a small craft advisory is in effect through this afternoon.
There are not a lot of people out braving the elements, but there have been a few Black Drum, Sheepshead, Jacks and Blues in small numbers. Snook have been a little more active in the evening hours and there have been some good sized Sea Trout being landed on the flats.
Our angler of the day is Dan Gerdes of Coral Springs This nice 33" C/R Snook was Dan's first time at Sebastian, the first time he's fished from a jetty and his first Snook, ever! Talk about luck, he should have played the lottery that night, too. Dan landed the Snook on an Unfair Lure Stickminnow.
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