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Catch em' before they freeze!
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Cold water is approaching and the fish are fattening up for winter! They need to eat to prepare for the cold so come take advantage of it! We have been catching top slot redfish, trophy snook, and big cobia(sushi grade fish) for dinner! Black drum, trout, and sheepshead are also prevalent. The weather has been gorgeous, the kind of days that make you realize why everyone wants to move to florida! Take advantage of Capt. Max's Holiday Social Distance Special today!
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Max Rowe
Tampa, Florida, United States
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Downtown Tampa Charters is one of the most conveniently-located boats you’ll find. Just a stone’s throw away Tampa, you’ll be exploring the skinny waters of the bays, around Downtown Tampa. Captain Max is a true local and has been fishin...

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