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October 9, 2008 Biscayne Bay

Today I fished a husband and wife duo from Nebraska in Biscayne Bay.  We began our day
in the afternoon and found ourselves playing musical storms for the first two hours of our half
day trip.  My main concentration for the day was finding the schools of mullet heading down
the western side of Biscayne Bay in hopes of finding hungry Tarpon and Snook busting into
the bait balls.  Our first school we spotted was getting torn up by a few large barracuda’s but
by the second we were able to hook up and jump a 30-40 pound Tarpon with a Rapala
Skitterwalk.  By the time this little bit of excitement was
over we were forced to move again from a lingering dark cloud.  Our next stop was one of
the narrow creeks in the Coral Gables area in search for Snook and Mangrove Snapper.  
Because the current was pouring out of the creek I felt the best bet was to hang a chum bag
over theside to see what we could bring behind the boat.  We were in luck, within 10 minutes
we had a nice school ofmangrove snappers ready and eager to bite our live shrimp on ¼ jig
heads.  We finished our snapper fishing with 5 Mangrove Snappers over 14” which will be
perfect for tonight’s dinner.  This really salvaged the day because shortly later we were
forced to run back to the ramp to get away from a really heavy lightning storm.

Tight Lines and Get Out There and Fish!