November 18, 2013

Wow, what a difference a day makes! Today we had slick calm conditions for most of the day and some beautiful clear skies and clean water. We began by poling the mainland shoreline and shots at numerous schools of the elusive Biscayne Bay redfish, a tailing permit, and a school of big bonefish. We then moved on to the oceanside in search of more bonefish and permit but cloud cover moved in and the wind started to kick up making conditions difficult. Moving back to the west side of the bay we caught trout and lost some very nice strikes. Moving back to the oceanside finger channels we used live pilchards and shrimp and caught a beautiful mutton snapper, plenty of mangrove snappers along with losing two BIG grouper to the rocks below. Off to get ready for tomorrows day of chasing bonefish! Capt. Mo Estevez www.MiamiBonefishing.com