Mar
12
Written by:
WaterplayUSA
3/12/2010 11:39 AM
Well finally the weather comes around and one out of the five trips planned this week get to go. Wasn't really flat seas but certainly fishable so we headed to the house of pain in 280 feet as these two fisherman said they just want to get beat up by some fish. First drop it's game on and for two hours I watch these two maniacs pull one after another 30 to 35 pound jacks off the bottom. I hurt today after watching them. They were also only using small spinning rods but they knew how to work em' up. They finally sit down and ask "is this all there is to do out here", big mistake on my boat, on the way to another hole I deployed a couple new wahoo baits and at about 20 knots we got hit hard and fought that fish for 20 minutes until he got within 25 feet of the boat then came unhooked and said goodbye. The weather went south around 230 so we ran back in fighting the 3 to 4 footers with a following sea. Over all a beautiful day to be on the water. Final score was about 18 jacks, some flounder, lane snappers, and a few 20 pound red snappers.
DISCLAIMER: RED SNAPPERS ARE OUT OF SEASON AND NO RED COLORED FISH WERE INJURED IN THE MAKING OF THIS REPORT, (:
Copout Offshore Fishing Charters, L.L.C.
Captain Jeff Brown
U.S.C.G. Master License
www.Copoutfishing.com
Jeff@copoutfishing.com
407.366.8347