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Dominic Anderson
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Dominic Anderson

St Augustine, Forenede Stater
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Capt. Dominic is experienced in navigating the waters of St. Augustine, Florida and is ready to take you on a therapeutic fishing excursion. Keep your eyes peeled for Snook, Speckled Trout and Sheepshead as you try your hand at bottom fishing, spinning, and more. The only way to learn is to join them on the water.

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  • Bridget Sypniewski
    Bridget Sypniewski
    Medlem siden 2026
    5.0

    Første rød trommefisk

    Halvdagstur

    Fangede flere rød trommefisk efter hinanden! Det var min første rød trommefisk, og en stor én endda. Vil anbefale til begyndere og erfarne lystfiskere! Kommer helt sikkert igen!

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  • St. Augustine Fishing Charter
    St. Augustine Fishing CharterSt Augustine, Florida
    Three anglers proudly displaying their catch, including a large Tarpon and a Redfish, under a bridge after a successful fishing trip.
    Fish 1
    Rød trommefisk
    Fishing around St. Augustine has been producing some great opportunities lately, with both tarpon and redfish keeping anglers busy. Tarpon have been showing up around the inlets, channels, and deeper moving-water areas, providing some of the most exciting action of the trip. Live bait has been a strong choice, particularly around areas with good current and bait activity. Once hooked, these fish have been putting anglers to the test with powerful runs, jumps, and long battles. Redfish have also been biting well throughout the St. Augustine area. The flats, creeks, oyster beds, and marsh edges have been holding good numbers of fish, especially around the moving tides. Early mornings and periods of lower light have been productive, with live bait, cut bait, and artificial lures all producing fish. Working the edges of the grass and creek mouths during an incoming or outgoing tide has been a good way to find feeding redfish. The bait situation has been encouraging, with plenty of activity in many areas and predators taking advantage of it. Paying attention to birds, nervous water, bait schools, and current seams has been key to locating active fish. Redfish have been feeding aggressively when the tide is right, while the tarpon have been providing plenty of excitement for anglers looking for a bigger challenge. Overall, fishing conditions around St. Augustine have been very good, with a nice mix of inshore action and opportunities for larger game fish. Whether you're targeting hard-fighting redfish on the flats or chasing tarpon around the deeper water, there are plenty of opportunities to bend a rod. With favorable tides, good bait, and some patience, anglers should continue to have a great chance at putting some quality fish in the boat.
  • St. Augustine Fishing Charter
    St. Augustine Fishing CharterSt Augustine, Florida
    Two anglers proudly display a pair of redfish aboard a center-console fishing boat in a shallow coastal marsh.
    Fish 1
    Rød trommefisk
    From the moment the first live shrimp hit the water, the morning was a non-stop blur of screaming reels and bent rods. We bypassed the slow drift and went straight into a feeding frenzy along the oyster bars, where aggressive bull reds were waiting in the shadows. Over the four-hour stretch, there was hardly time to grab a drink; as soon as one fish was netted and released, another was already peeling drag. The salt spray and the thrill of the "thump" on the line kept the energy high until the final cast, leaving us with sore arms and a cooler full of stories.

Hvad bider på krogen med St. Augustine Fishing Charter i St. Augustine

Når vandtemperaturen falder, begynder store Wahoo at invadere farvandene offshore fra St. Augustine. Troll efter dem ved høj hastighed med tungt grej og fang et monster - de kan nå over 50 lbs!

Topfangster for November

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Three anglers proudly displaying their catch, including a large Tarpon and a Redfish, under a bridge after a successful fishing trip.

Bridge Bites

Sep 12, 2026 • St Augustine
Fishing around St. Augustine has been producing some great opportunities lately, with both tarpon and redfish keeping anglers busy. Tarpon have been showing up around the inlets, channels, and deeper moving-water areas, providing some of the most exciting action of the trip. Live bait has been a strong choice, particularly around areas with good current and bait activity. Once hooked, these fish have been putting anglers to the test with powerful runs, jumps, and long battles. Redfish have also been biting well throughout the St. Augustine area. The flats, creeks, oyster beds, and marsh edges have been holding good numbers of fish, especially around the moving tides. Early mornings and periods of lower light have been productive, with live bait, cut bait, and artificial lures all producing fish. Working the edges of the grass and creek mouths during an incoming or outgoing tide has been a good way to find feeding redfish. The bait situation has been encouraging, with plenty of activity in many areas and predators taking advantage of it. Paying attention to birds, nervous water, bait schools, and current seams has been key to locating active fish. Redfish have been feeding aggressively when the tide is right, while the tarpon have been providing plenty of excitement for anglers looking for a bigger challenge. Overall, fishing conditions around St. Augustine have been very good, with a nice mix of inshore action and opportunities for larger game fish. Whether you're targeting hard-fighting redfish on the flats or chasing tarpon around the deeper water, there are plenty of opportunities to bend a rod. With favorable tides, good bait, and some patience, anglers should continue to have a great chance at putting some quality fish in the boat.
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Two anglers proudly display a pair of redfish aboard a center-console fishing boat in a shallow coastal marsh.

Redfish Royale in the creek hole

Mar 18, 2026 • St Augustine
From the moment the first live shrimp hit the water, the morning was a non-stop blur of screaming reels and bent rods. We bypassed the slow drift and went straight into a feeding frenzy along the oyster bars, where aggressive bull reds were waiting in the shadows. Over the four-hour stretch, there was hardly time to grab a drink; as soon as one fish was netted and released, another was already peeling drag. The salt spray and the thrill of the "thump" on the line kept the energy high until the final cast, leaving us with sore arms and a cooler full of stories.
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