April Tarpon Fishing Report
April 17, 2017
Summer Tarpon In Charlotte Harbor
August 17, 2017
Tarpon Fishing is in full swing. The Harbor is stacked with good numbers of fish easily caught with threadfin hearing under a float. Drift through the area then move slowly back up wind or current. Make wide swings when moving the boat as not to spook the school. Pine Island Sound is just as good same method. Later in the afternoon shift to the beach and cast crabs free lined. Remember to be polite and not to crowd other anglers it will take you along way.
Boca Grande Pass has stated its normal run with good eating fish early in the morning then as the tide moves out the tarpon flush to the outside and can be caught out the buoys. Law enforcement will again be present and the three-line rule is in affect until the end of June.
Redfish are scattered but still being caught in good numbers, snook are moving on to the beaches to spawn so catch and release only. Big trout are cooperating and the permit are on the near by reefs.
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