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Oak Hill
July 05, 2018 New Smyrna Beach 5 photos
JB's Fish Camp
Todd
Marty +2
Snook
Snook
Redfish
Redfish
Jack Crevalle
Jack Crevalle
Catfish
Catfish

Trip Summary

Report for Oak Hill area last week of June and first week of July. The previous two weeks in the Lagoon reflected some very low water conditions despite the torrential rain the rest of the state experienced. What we saw was crab pots out of water in areas where we normally could run even in low water conditions. This lead to spending time finding the fish in alternate areas. While not always easy we did take care of it. With lunches at JB's and temps in the 90's was Sweet..........
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Todd Vivian
New-smyrna-beach, Florida, United States
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Spot Stalker Charters runs Inshore and Nearshore fishing trips that can yield the likes of Redfish, Black Drum, Snook, and Speckled Trout. If you happen to come around New Smyrna Beach, FL, let Capt. Todd take you out on the water. You will be fishing fro...

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