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Charlie S. Panjic
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Brent Woody replied to Charlie S. Panjic's discussion 'Cape San Blas' in the group Florida
Charles- on the flounder question, I have never tried but I've watched some people gig them snorkeling the shallow areas during the day. The water is so clear that you can see them just floating on the surface in 3 to 6 ft of water. I believe…
Charlie S. Panjic replied to Charlie S. Panjic's discussion 'Cape San Blas' in the group Florida
Thanks for the info. I can't wait to try those tactics.
Brent Woody replied to Charlie S. Panjic's discussion 'Cape San Blas' in the group Florida
The cape has terrific fishing and there are all kinds of ways to get them depending upon what you're after. I usually put the boat in at the state park and run out to the deeper grass beds which are in approx. 8 to 10 ft. of water. I always…
Cape San Blas
We are headed to Cape San Blas on Saturday for a week of inshore fishing.Would anyone have any suggestions?See More
Charlie S. Panjic added a discussion to the group Florida
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- Which category are you?
- No
- How long have you been fishing?
- 43 years
- Where do you do most of your fishing?
- Ozark, AL
- What is your ideal day of fishing; what method and species to go after the most?
- Tie on a hook, bait it, have fun.
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February 2012 starts with warmer than normal winter conditions here on Mosquito Lagoon, water temps have ranged from 61’ to 67’F the last few weeks, and the water level has been extremely low, our…
February 2012 starts with warmer than normal winter conditions here on Mosquito Lagoon, water temps have ranged from 61’ to 67’F the last few weeks, and the water level has been extremely low, our Redfish are still schooled up making for fun sight…See More
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