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The fishing remains great in Port A. I didn't go fishing, but took this information from the South Jetty, a weekly Port A newspaper.
Deep Sea Headquarters continues to hammer the YF at the floaters. On Nov 27th, the Gulf Eagle with Capt. Keith came in with limits of AJ's, YF's, and a 500 pound Mako. They also caught a huge grouper and some dolphins. Tony the first mate continues to keep all customers happy with his positive hardcore attitude.
Dolphin Docks had a 36 hour trip that brought in 300 BF's and 25 YF's. They also had a boat bring in a 100 pound Wahoo.
Private boats continued to pile up big Hoos. This Nov has been incredible for hoos. If you could get out on good weather days, the big hoos were present.
Capt. Tommy Gueldner who I still think is the best Capt. out of Port A brought in a 85 pound Wahoo. Tommy used to run the boat "Yellowfin" for 15 years. The "Yellowfin" was sold. He now runs the "Reebecca." The bad news is that the owner of the Reebecca does not allow his boat to be chartered.
Deep Sea Headquarters continues to hammer the YF at the floaters. On Nov 27th, the Gulf Eagle with Capt. Keith came in with limits of AJ's, YF's, and a 500 pound Mako. They also caught a huge grouper and some dolphins. Tony the first mate continues to keep all customers happy with his positive hardcore attitude.
Dolphin Docks had a 36 hour trip that brought in 300 BF's and 25 YF's. They also had a boat bring in a 100 pound Wahoo.
Private boats continued to pile up big Hoos. This Nov has been incredible for hoos. If you could get out on good weather days, the big hoos were present.
Capt. Tommy Gueldner who I still think is the best Capt. out of Port A brought in a 85 pound Wahoo. Tommy used to run the boat "Yellowfin" for 15 years. The "Yellowfin" was sold. He now runs the "Reebecca." The bad news is that the owner of the Reebecca does not allow his boat to be chartered.