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Captain Duane Tibbetts has been a member of FishingBooker since February 2016.

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Duane Tibbetts

Captain Duane Tibbetts, Homosassa, United States - FishingBooker

This charter is licensed to take you fishing up to 9 miles offshore into state waters.

Capt. Duane Tibbetts

limnited out in 3 hours. this was out second trip with Dwayn and look forward to going with him again 

limmited out in 3 hours. 

Had a great time and caught a lot of fish. 

Buck & Adam

Homassa 

October fishing trip

Great trip with Captain Duane

Even in the hottest time of the year to fish I put an 18 inch and 25 inch red fish in the boat and had them for supper.  Being my first time in the area Capt. Tibbett's  put me on some fish and showed me the area by water and that was a great trip for me. 

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Fishing on the flats and in the rivers is perfect at the start of the year, when Redfish and Speckled Trout make their way inshore to keep warm. You can even head out to the Saint Martins Keys!

Great fishing for Redfish and Speckled Trout continues. You're likely to catch a variety of other species inshore, too, including Flounder, Black Drum, Sheepshead, and Snook.&nbsp;

Fishing for Speckled Trout gets even better in spring, and Cobia start to appear close to shore. Out on the reefs, you can catch Seabass, Hogfish, and some Grouper species.

The fishing in Homosassa is fantastic in April! Snook and Cobia reach their peak seasons, while Redfish and Speckled Trout are biting more than ever. Keep an eye out for some early Tarpon, too.

Tarpon fishing is in full swing by May. With average temperatures around 76°F, the weather is perfect for an offshore run to the reefs, where you might land Grouper, Hogfish, Amberjack, and much more.

June is the best time to head offshore, when the seasons for Gag Grouper and Red Snapper finally open to fishermen. Of course, there might be a record-breaking Tarpon inshore with your name on it.&nbsp;

Scallop season is open! Soon the rivers will be full of tourists eager to bring home a sack full of these mollusks. Inshore game fishing has never been better, with your choice of Tarpon, Snook, and more.

The summer hype continues, with excellent fishing from the rivers to the Middle Grounds offshore. Redfish are peaking for the first time since spring, while the last of the Tarpon will giving you a run for your money.

Scallop season will be closing soon and you're not likely to find any Tarpon near Homosassa by the start of fall. But it's still a great time to fish for Snook, Cobia, Redfish, and other species inshore.

If the weather allows, this can be a great time to hit the reefs for Grouper, Seabass, and more. Fishing inshore will produce all the usual suspects, including Redfish, Speckled Trout, and Sheepshead.

Some of the biggest Redfish around here are caught in November, when the weather is nice and cool. Bottom fish will be biting more on the reefs, just be sure to check the weather forecast before heading out.

Winter is a great time to fish inshore for Redfish, Speckled Trout, Sheepshead, and other game fish. Average temperatures are around 60°F, so some red hot action is just what you want to keep warm.

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limmited out in 3 hours.

had a great time scalloping

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