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Shallow Water Shenanigans

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In 'Shallow Water Shenanigans' Captains Lain and George are joined by fellow local guide and good friend Brian Gwilliam, who takes them a couple of hours north to one of his favourite spots, just off the coast of Miami. In about 8 feet of water they're not sure what you might catch, as this area on the edge of the bay attracts both inshore and deeper water species. Scattering a mixture of live and dead baits on the surface, the Guyz attract a lot of interest and are very quickly in to some Mutton Snapper and Yellow Jack. Brian even gets a large Snapper to take a fly. He then recommends a move to a spot where he thinks they might catch a Permit, probably the pinnacle of all the sight fishing species in South Florida, as they are pound for pound one of the hardest fighting fish. With Lain spotting from the roof of the boat, looking for the tell tale Black tails, Brian manages to hook a decent fish, which puts his skills thoroughly to the test, as he is only using a 20lb leader and lightweight tackle.

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  • Location Florida, USA
  • Species Crevalle Jack, Permit, Yellowfish
  • Technique Bait, Dead bait, Live Bait, Lure
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