Saturday, November 28, 2009

Fishing Report for November 25th

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The fishing over the past week has been some of the best in years.  The continued warm weather has had a lot to do with the strong bite along with excellent water quality.  A cool down is forecast for next week but that shouldn’t do much to slow things down.

Capt. Sean Davis of Fish Warrior Charters reported lots of action this past week. Whether it was snook on the mangrove islands, out of season trout or a wide variety of game fish off our beaches, you pretty much had your choice of species. The beaches have an incredible amount of bait running them right now and everything is eating that bait.  On the outside there are schools of big black drum, monster bull reds, sharks, spanish mackerel and bonita.  The upcoming cold front might slow them down for a day or two, but as soon as it warms the fish should be right back in eating mode.  Capt. Sean reported a personal best while offshore with friends this week.  He boated a carbo “true black” grouper that weighed a little over 70 pounds!

Book your Fishing adventure today!!!

Until then, Bent Rods and Screaming Drags.
Captain Sean A. Davis
Fish Warrior Charters
www.fishwarrior.com

If you are looking for an exciting day of fishing in Florida then come "Battle with the Best" with Captain Sean A. Davis.
Book your Fort Myers Beach Fishing Charter Today!!

Saturday, September 26, 2009

Snook Fishing in Fort Myers

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Capt. Sean Davis of Fish Warrior Charters just returned from a Keys vacation and reported that things on the water hadn’t changed much with his return to our area. The big school of redfish that he had been working moved on but he found another group a little further back in Estero Bay.  His charters caught nice slot fish and several oversize on whitebait suspended under popping corks. The smaller snook are still feeding near the passes and some of the larger ones have moved into the back of the bay.  Capt. Sean pointed out that the larger fish were keying on larger bait so look for bigger threadfin herring in 10 feet of water just off the beaches. The wrecks and reefs just offshore are holding jacks, ladyfish, redfish, snook, trout, and grouper.  Small white bait on light hooks and weighted with small split shot should do the trick offshore.
Book your Fishing adventure today!!!

Until then, Bent Rods and Screaming Drags.
Captain Sean A. Davis
Fish Warrior Charters
www.fishwarrior.com

If you are looking for an exciting day of fishing in Florida then come "Battle with the Best" with Captain Sean A. Davis.
Book your Fort Myers Beach Fishing Charter Today!!


Monday, August 24, 2009

Fishing in Fort Myers Beach

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As we roll into the heart of the hurricane season the fishing picks up another notch.  The continuous change in barometric pressure combined with on and off rain puts gamefish in our area on the feed.  Be mindful of the weather and be safe on the water and do your best to get out there and enjoy the bite!

Capt. Sean Davis of Fish Warrior Charters reports that the redfish have finally arrived. He says that it has been a while since he’s had a fast action redfish bite but they are here now and in great numbers.  Capt. Sean reported that clients on a recent trip caught 16 reds and all were nice slot fish. They are staging on the grass flats and he recommends using pinfish under a popping cork for bait.  You can also find them near the mangroves but use free lined pinfish there for the best results. The snook and trout are also feeding well around the passes.  The snook were eating free lined whitebait and the trout are still loving the pinfish under the popping cork.  Note: Capt. Sean’s anglers got at least five inshore slams this week (redfish, snook and trout caught the same day).  It doesn’t get much better than that!

Book your Fishing adventure today!!!

Until then, Bent Rods and Screaming Drags.
Captain Sean A. Davis
Fish Warrior Charters
www.fishwarrior.com

If you are looking for an exciting day of fishing in Florida then come "Battle with the Best" with Captain Sean A. Davis.
Book your Fort Myers Beach Fishing Charter Today!!


Monday, August 17, 2009

Fort Myers Beach Fishing Charter

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Inshore and offshore fishing were both excellent this week with many different species reported biting just about anything tossed their way.  The typical summer weather pattern combined with great tides made for some enjoyable days on the water.

Capt. Sean Davis of Fish Warrior Charters said that fishing nearshore and around the passes have been the key for his charters last week.  When the tide is higher the areas surrounding the passes have been spot on for trout, snapper and whiting. Shrimp worked best fished on the bottom for the snapper and whiting, while pinfish under a popping cork enticed the trout. The beaches surrounding Big Carlos Pass are holding  tons of whitebait and those are producing lots of spanish mackerel, mangrove snapper,  oversize snook and even some trout on the nearshore reefs.

Book your Fishing adventure today!!!

Until then, Bent Rods and Screaming Drags.
Captain Sean A. Davis
Fish Warrior Charters
www.fishwarrior.com

If you are looking for an exciting day of fishing in Florida then come "Battle with the Best" with Captain Sean A. Davis.
Book your Fort Myers Beach Fishing Charter Today!!

239-482-2332

239-253-2729 Cell

Email: sean@fishwarrior.com

Friday, July 31, 2009

Fort Myers Beach Fishing

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A more normal summer weather pattern has made both inshore and offshore fishing very productive.  Bait is readily available on the flats and beaches and artificials are also working well.

Capt. Sean Davis of Fish Warrior Charters reports that both Big Carlos and New Pass are holding good amounts of mangrove snapper.  Drifting over the deepest spots using live bait with a knocker rig and a 2/0 circle hook seem to produce the most bites.  The inside beaches of both passes are holding schools of snook.  Look for them on structure  such as blown down trees or docks or in the troughs on the lower tides.  Live free lined white bait works the best.  It is also a great time of year to just enjoy our beaches. The water is very clear and the beaches are not very crowded.  Get out your mask and snorkel and look at all the fish swimming up and down the beach.  You’ll be amazed at what you might see. 

If you are looking for an exciting day of fishing in Florida then come "Battle with the Best" with Captain Sean A. Davis.
Book your Fort Myers Fishing Charter Today!!

239-253-2729 Cell
Email: sean@fishwarrior.com
http://www.fishwarrior.com

Tuesday, July 14, 2009

Summer Fishing in Southwest Florida

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Capt. Sean Davis of Fish Warrior Charters reported excellent fishing near the passes in Estero Bay on the incoming tide.  Look for birds dive bombing baits as they get swept in by in the current and then free line a nice white bait into the area and you should hook up in no time with snook, trout or jacks.  Small pinfish and even small ballyhoos have been producing as well.  The spanish mackerel are making their presence known as well all around Big Carlos Pass. Once again look for the birds to show their location and any live bait casted near them will get eaten.

If you are looking for an exciting day of fishing in Florida then come "Battle with the Best" with Captain Sean A. Davis.
Book your Florida Fishing Charter Today!!

239-253-2729 Cell
Email: sean@fishwarrior.com
http://www.fishwarrior.com

Tuesday, June 23, 2009

Fishing - Fort Myers

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The weather is hot but so is the fishing. The rising temperatures led to some nice catches in both the back country of Estero Bay and in the Gulf. With the action this hot, it should be a great time to hit the water.

Capt. Sean Davis of Fish Warrior Charters reported that the bait is still plentiful around the outside buoys and bridges. The snook are in full spawn in Big Carlos and New Pass as well as the surrounding beaches. When fishing with live white bait and circle hooks, the catch and release fun can last for hours.  30 to 40 fish a day are a definite possibility.  Most of these snook are in the 25” range but there are many big females mixed in.  If you are too hot during the day, then try night fishing on your favorite wreck or artificial reef. The mangrove snapper are coming out to eat when the sun goes down. Fish them with light leader and small hooks using cut bait or shrimp for bait and a few anglers can fill a cooler full of tasty snapper in just a few hours. 

Book your Fishing adventure today!!!

Until then, Bent Rods and Screaming Drags.
Captain Sean A. Davis
Fish Warrior Charters
www.fishwarrior.com
239-482-2332
239-253-2729 Cell
Email: sean@fishwarrior.com