by WreckTangle | Jul 29, 2021 | Charlotte Harbor outlook library
As we approach the height of summer, it might seem that while enduring the heat, humidity, and thunderstorms our options are limited. However, there are some unique opportunities if you’re ready to get up early and be on the water before sunrise. The flat calm...
by WreckTangle | Jul 4, 2021 | Charlotte Harbor outlook library
I like to fish early this time of the year. The cooler morning water temperatures provide the best opportunity to hunt snook and redfish just outside the confines of mangrove cover where they’ll spend most of the day as soon as everything heats up. Some days, the...
by WreckTangle | May 30, 2021 | Charlotte Harbor outlook library
Essentially, this is an extension of last month and I’ll continue to work the same type pattern. The inshore bite around outer shorelines and adjacent bar systems is good. However, for many, tarpon are the main emphasis. Fish migrating north out of the keys and...
by WreckTangle | May 1, 2021 | Charlotte Harbor outlook library
This has always been one of my favorite months as opportunities really open up. Moreover, the wind lies down somewhat allowing the range necessary to take advantage of an expanded fishery. It’s time to make my way out of the backcountry towards the harbor, beach and...
by WreckTangle | Apr 1, 2021 | Charlotte Harbor outlook library
For the next two months, the combination of water temperature, bait migration, and tide schedules are promising. Now, we’re in full spring transition. First, as water temperatures climb into the 70’s prey species like the scaled sardine and threadfin herring will...
by WreckTangle | Feb 25, 2021 | Charlotte Harbor outlook library
After the cool winds and low tides of last month, I’m looking forward to transitioning into spring. Although, it’ll still be windy and we’ll probably see at least one good cold front, both the air and water temperature should improve. As a result, our fish will get...
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