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Reef Bite Still Hot!

Fevereiro 21, 2025 Islamorada 1 foto
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Snapper (Mangrove)
Pargo-margarida
Snapper (Mutton)
Pargo-baiano
Snapper (Yellowtail)
Pargo-rabirrubio

Resumo da Viagem

Another solid day on the reef with plenty of action! The yellowtails were chewing, and we picked up a quality mangrove snapper, a real nice one that put up a great fight. Mutton snapper were mixed in as well, adding to the haul. We also released a red grouper to fight another day. The bite has been consistent, and the conditions have been lining up perfectly for steady action. Now’s the time to get out there while the fish are hungry! Book your trip Today , peak season is here!
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Robert Junco
Islamorada, Florida, United States
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