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Sebastian Inlet "Fishing Reports" 2009-2010

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I was there Friday, Saturday, and Tuesday night. Not so great. A few big reds caught at slack tide, and a handfull of snook. Not what I'd expect with our present conditions.

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Local66 wrote:I was there Friday, Saturday, and Tuesday night. Not so great. A few big reds caught at slack tide, and a handfull of snook. Not what I'd expect with our present conditions.
what are they using to catch the reds i need to learn about this guys never caught one thanks in advance nice report :D
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permitchaser wrote:
Local66 wrote:I was there Friday, Saturday, and Tuesday night. Not so great. A few big reds caught at slack tide, and a handfull of snook. Not what I'd expect with our present conditions.
what are they using to catch the reds i need to learn about this guys never caught one thanks in advance nice report :D
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permitchaser wrote:
Local66 wrote:I was there Friday, Saturday, and Tuesday night. Not so great. A few big reds caught at slack tide, and a handfull of snook. Not what I'd expect with our present conditions.
what are they using to catch the reds i need to learn about this guys never caught one thanks in advance nice report :D


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Local66 wrote:
permitchaser wrote:
Local66 wrote:I was there Friday, Saturday, and Tuesday night. Not so great. A few big reds caught at slack tide, and a handfull of snook. Not what I'd expect with our present conditions.
what are they using to catch the reds i need to learn about this guys never caught one thanks in advance nice report :D


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A giant 3 oz spoon on the outgoing casted as far out as possible and just keep feeding it line.
permitchaser wrote:
Local66 wrote:I was there Friday, Saturday, and Tuesday night. Not so great. A few big reds caught at slack tide, and a handfull of snook. Not what I'd expect with our present conditions.
what are they using to catch the reds i need to learn about this guys never caught one thanks in advance nice report :D

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Watch out for the mass migration of cownose rays, I've accidentally hooked 3 or 4 the last 2 nights down there. They're a serious pain in the sack.

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Local66 wrote:Watch out for the mass migration of cownose rays, I've accidentally hooked 3 or 4 the last 2 nights down there. They're a serious pain in the sack.
Hello all. NO kidding about the stingrays. Last winter I foul hooked a 6 footer with a bucktail in Sebastian. A normal person would have just cut the line and consider it a loss, but I hate losing $8 bucktails, so I fought the bastard.


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TheCigarCritic wrote:
Local66 wrote:Watch out for the mass migration of cownose rays, I've accidentally hooked 3 or 4 the last 2 nights down there. They're a serious pain in the sack.
Hello all. NO kidding about the stingrays. Last winter I foul hooked a 6 footer with a bucktail in Sebastian. A normal person would have just cut the line and consider it a loss, but I hate losing $8 bucktails, so I fought the bastard.


...I still have nightmares about it.
welcome did you get your bucktail ? lol
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permitchaser wrote: welcome did you get your bucktail ? lol
Yes, luckily i did get my bucktail back, but it wasn't easy. I had a buddy hold my rod while I climbed down the ladder of the pier (NOT recommended) with some pliers and ripped my bucktail out of its fin. I'm sure the poor bastard its scared for life, but it's OK. So am I.

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The last few night have pretty much sucked. The influx of tourists, and a few ignorant locals have made fishing the inlet near impossible. We persevere. Anyway, I did catch a few smaller fish. Here are a few pics, including one that I got off the catwalk just being a jackass.

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Nice snook esp on fly.
Dreaming the dream that one day I can be as good as some of the boatless pros and catch some 12 inch mangrove snapper.

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fishnfool73 wrote:Nice snook esp on fly.

Those are dinks. I should have some better pics to post after tonight.

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Nice Dinks.
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jettypark28 wrote:Damn i was ready to throw up some flares....i thought you got loss or quit fishing because
of all the damn tourist :lol:
i got you beat...the tourist at JP are crawling out of the woodworks out there...and the local
googans are out in full force...
anyway nice to see you are still rock hopping.... :toast:
put up more pictures....i need all the snook fix i can get :nilly: :nilly:

The tourists haven't been much of a problem since the weekend. The people who have been down there lately are equally ignorant, throwing set lines and frozen bait. Then there are the local hillbillies, who for some reason never think to bring bait when the come down. They threw that stupid 10' cast net off the catwalk (into my drift) for almost 3 hrs last night before calling it a night. They never did catch any bait (or fish). I got 4 small ones, and I think I was lucky to get those. The water was too clear, and the moon was too bright.

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Are catches at SI pretty frequent for you on fly? How much are you out there

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FlyFishin321 wrote:Are catches at SI pretty frequent for you on fly? How much are you out there

It's about like anything else, I have good nights and slow nights. I rarely skunk, but fish over 35" don't come easy on fly tackle. Depending on what the tides are doing, and how many people are down there, I'll usually go 3 nights a week until September.

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FlyFishin321 wrote:Are catches at SI pretty frequent for you on fly? How much are you out there

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I switched to plugs at about 11 last night, the west wind was killing me. I took two casts to the back of the head.

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I totally underestimated the ignorance and stupidity of the Saturday night crowd. I watch a boat slam the fender broadside, sending a little kid flying off the bow and into the inlet. I'm pretty sure he was cut to pieces trying to climb up the rocks east of the north catwalk. I felt bad for the kid, no doubt Dad had had a few too many bud lights.

-Anyway, still catching fish. But not many. This was the only fish I saw landed where I was at. Not a dink, but still not what I'm looking for.

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What's left of my fly.

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Yeah, I know. I remember when they used to let you walk out on the fenders. I guess that goes for pretty much everything. All it takes is one idiot to ruin things for everyone else. Drunks are only funny when they're hurting themselves, nobody wants to see a little kid pitched into the inlet ( he came very close to going face-first into the last concrete piling on the catwalk).
With the gear I use, anything over 30" is a damn good time. I'm guessing the fish I caught last night was somewhere around 29"-30". I'm still figuring out what I can, and can't do with a fly rod out there. Nothing would make me happier than to land a 38"+ fish out there.

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Any new daytime reports.
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I did that after I posted. Looks like a cool place to fish. Its the same distance to that inlet as it is for me to fish the Keys bridges, Like 2 and a half hours away.
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yea dont even bother on weekends. i loved fishing the inlet about 10am on weekdays but like jettypark said the weekends are just crazy. and not to scare you off but there are people that take advantage of the crowds and you do have some theft there. but its just like an other place. watch your stuff and dont go to far away from it. but.... crowd or no crowd once you've hooked and landed one of those monster reds you'll never leave. :reeling:
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I might give it a try some day. Im no stranger to crowds and fishing. I try to avoid them.
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2 nights, 41 snook. The bite is SICK!!!

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