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RED SNAPPER in season til 12/31/25

Dezembro 14, 2025 Englewood 12 fotos
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The powers that be opened RED SNAPPER Last minute for 2 weeks for charters. This is a great time to go get big ones and we are offereing a holiday 9 Hour special.
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Daniel Smith
Englewood, Florida, United States
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Caught a nice limit of red snapper as well as 10 big red grouper this last saturday on one of our all day trips. Most of our trips were limiting Red Grouper and Red Snapper or close to the catch limit and catching a bunch of other fish. Including blackfin tuna, kingfish and cobia
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Lots of Big Grouper+ on recent trips!
Lots of Big Grouper+ on recent trips!
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While last few months profuced many linits of fish and you can see on my business **hidden content**, coming into June and the start of Red Snapper season is going to be great! We now have an Auto-Deploy trolling motor and will soon install the Savwinch Anchor Drum winch as well so we will have the two best options for fast anchoring and moving through spotlock on minn kota instict quest 100 inch trolling motor and the drum winch which pulls the anchor line and chain up in seconds if we decide to anchor.
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Last few 6 and 8 hour trips all with Red
Last few 6 and 8 hour trips all with Red
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