 | Snook - Centropomus undecimalis
Melissa shows off her snook - one of the most prized inshore game fish in florida. These great fighters are found inshore in coastal and brackish waters, along mangrove shorelines, grass flats, bridges, and docks.
Many species are also caught in Central Florida waters. Tarpon give the best angler a great fight in the summer months. Pompano, sheepshead, and mangrove snapper are found in our bays and make for great table food. Bluefish, mackerel, and crevalle jack are screamers on light tackle. Ladyfish make for great action jumping several times before coming to the boat - also known as "poor mans tarpon".
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 | Redfish - Sciaenops ocellatus
John caught and released this redfish (red drum) - redfish are known for their great food value and have become the targeted fish of professional tournaments along the Gulf Coast. Redfish are an inshore species until they reach roughly thirty-two inches - then they migrate to nearshore reefs where they live and spawn.
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 | Spotted Seatrout - Cynoscion nebulosus
Marjory landed this nice seatrout on light tackle - spotted seatrout are a fun fish to catch breaking the surface almost as soon as they are hooked. They are the third fish in what's known as the" Inshore Slam", snook and redfish are the other two species included in the slam. They are found inshore and nearshore mostly on grass flats, in the colder months they move into slow moving or still, deeper waters.
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 | Young Anglers -Tinyotus littlebittis
Young anglers are welcome aboard the Reelin & Chilln after all, Capt. Terry has five children and four grandchildren "at this time" and loves em all. These two little anglers both caught and released their first fish with Capt. Terry.
Provided FOR YOU on your trip:
Fishing License
Ice and Cooler
Rods, Reels, and Tackle
Live Bait and Lures
Photos of Your Catch
Clean and Bag Your Catch |
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