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 Florida Fly Fishing: Blowing Around The Keys
Posted by greg on January 23, 2005
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I just spent a week in the Keys during a cold snap with high winds. Tom and his son Mark stood on the flats with me hoping for warm water, temps and Bones. The day before I left the winds subsided and the water started to warm, but not fast enough. We did see a lot of fish, just not on our fly. We caught Mangrove Snapper, some Barracuda and Jacks and a permit or two. Too early, too cold and too windy. I was feeling kind of bad about not being able to catch my targeted species, until I happened to catch the weather across the country, Then I wasn't cold anymore nor did I feel quite so bad for myself. Nice to be here for those
big storms up there.
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Re: Blowing Around The Keys
by jeremy on January 23, 2005 http://www.fliesandfins.com | cold in the keys? wait till you get back to maine. zero degress - blustering wind - snow drifts and 18 inches of fresh snow. i'll take barracuda and a key west cold front (70 degrees) anyday.
ps - did you use steel leader for the barracudas? |
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