11-22-13 FRIDAY: BLACK DRUM, REDS, SNOOK, JACKS, FLOUNDER, CATFISH AND SHARKS
Conditions seem to be calming down a little, but we're not looking for a lot of improvement any time soon. Winds are blowing out of the East-Southeast at 17 mph and gusting to 20. The water is choppy and there is a small craft advisory in effect through 4:00 p.m. today. From 4:00 p.m. through this evening, there is a small craft advisory for hazardous seas in effect. Be sure to check the NOAA forecast prior to going offshore this weekend, conditions can change very quickly out there, better to be safe than sorry.
Black Drum remain the best bet at the inlet, along with some big Reds and a few slot sized, slot and oversized Snook, Jacks, Catfish, small Sharks and Flounder are starting to find their way to the inlet. Most have been between 2 - 4 lbs., but we have seen one nice doormat (see Monday's report) landed by Ryan Roberson.
Our first photo today features Hans Escobar with a nice Red he landed near the north jetty while free-lining live mullet.
Nancy Tu of Orlando is featured in our next photo today. Nancy landed her 30" slot Snook using live shrimp. Nancy and her husband David also fished the inlet on the 11th and they both landed slot Snook!
A few things are going on at the SISP this weekend. Saturday at 10:00 a.m., there will be a Ranger guided Hammock Walk on the north side. At 1:00 p.m., at the Fishing Museum on the south side, will be a presentation on flounder fishing.
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