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Sea Tow of Central Florida Lakes (877)800-1492

12307 Wedgefield Drive , Grand Island, FL 32735

Always Looking for Captains

Lake, Orange, Western Volusia, Seminole, Osceola, Western Brevard, Eastern Sumter, Eastern Polk

All American Marine 7024 S Orange Ave, Orlando, FL 32809

Phone: (407) 855-9988 www.allamericanmarineorlando.com

Service All Outboard Brands – Stern Drives –Canvas – Interiors – Trailer Repair

Triangle Marine 11415 US-441, Tavares, FL 32778

Phone:(352) 343-6146 www.trianglemarinecenter.biz

Bennington Pontoons – TideWater Johnson – Evinrude – Yamaha

Boat Max USA 9700 E. Colonial Drive, Orlando FL 32817

Phone: (321) 866-0306 www.boatmaxusa.com

Pioneer - Glasstream - Aquasport - Stottcraft New Boats Sales - Authorized Yamaha and Suzuki Dealer Parts and Service

Lake Fairview Marina 4503 N Orange Blossom Trail, Orlando, FL 32804

Phone: (407) 295-0117 www. Lakefairviewmarina.com

Consignment Sales – Outboard Service –Storage – Ship Store – Sailing Classes

Nobles Marine

437 N Palmetto St, Leesburg, FL 34748 or 1931 N. Hwy 19, Crystal River

Phone: (352) 787-5792 www.noblesmarine.com

Thomas Lumber Company 231 W Gore St, Orlando, FL 32806, Phone: (407) 841-1250 www.thomaslumber.com

Old Fashion Lumber Yard – Lumber – Trim –Custom Doors – Hardware – Delivery –Customer Service

Campbell Renovations Inc.

285 Campbell Ranch Run, Geneva, FL 32732

Phone:(407) 349-0016 Cell: 407-947-5460 www.campbellrenovationsinc.com

State Certified Contractor CBC 1255779

Mako – Tracker – Nitro – Tahoe - Mercury Regency - Sun Tracker

2578 Enterprise Rd, Ste 340 Orange City, FL 32763 Phone: (386) 845-4516 www.Coastalflo.com Performance Apparel and Outdoor Wear - Dri-Fit Shirts - Caps - Straw Hats - and more

Owens Fishing & Marine 935 N Bay St, Eustis, FL 32726

Phone: (352) 357-3030

Saltwater Tackle & Bait - Ballyhoo, Freshwater Tackle - Live Bait - Wild Shiners

Costa - Shimano Top Shelf Dealer Outboard Service & Boat Parts

Hunting & Snorkeling Accessories

Bow Fishing

St. Johns River Steak & Seafood

550 N Palmetto Ave, Sanford, FL 32771

Phone: (407) 878-0980

360-910-0967

Residential & Commercial New Construction – Renovations – Kitchens –Bathrooms – Additions – Tenant Build Out

Vapor and Company

3621 S. Orlando Dr. Sanford FL 32773

Phone:(407) 878-7397 www.vaporandco.com

Electronic Cigarettes and E-Liquid

Experts in Smoking Cessation

Orlando Coastal Angler Magazine Approved! Altamonte Springs, Orlando East SR 50

Specializing in Inshore Flats Fishing for Red Fish, Snook, Spotted Sea Trout, Black Drum & Tarpon USCG OUPV 6 pack license SpotStalker.Charters@gmail.com www.SpotStalkerCharters.com

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401 Commerce Way, Unit 101, Longwood FL 32750 www.respitecmedical.com • 407-834-2266 and 1-800-945-6685

Troy Perez

321-607-2033 capt.troyperez@gmail.com over the grassy areas. When using live shrimp, also hook them in the tail for better casting distance. Target the sand holes when using live shrimp. On windy days use cut bait like mullet, ladyfish or pinfish on a 2/0 circle hook and throw at land points where the wind is blowing onto them. After catching a snook, always check your leader for frays and change if

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401 Commerce Way, Unit #101, Longwood, FL 32750 www.respitecmedical.com • 407-834-2266 and 1-800-945-6685 growth, fish the sand spots and edg es that drop off a foot or two. You should also find finger mullet and large mullet on those edges. If the water is a little dirty, there is a possibility of black drum in that area. Setup and fish where the large mullet congregate because that’s where the black drum, sea trout, snook and redfish also like to hang out. When using live bait like finger mullet, try using a 3/0 J hook and hook them in the tail so they swim on the surface

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Miami, Government Cut (Approximate Times) of the boat for that cobia trailing you. If your bottom fishing, keep an eye on what follows your fish up to the boat.

The bridges in the Indian River, terways hold the large red drum and area where they are on the screen and use a half or whole crab, croakers or pinfish on a 3/0 circle hook and step up the leader to 30# mono attached to 20-30# braid with a small split shot.

Tarpon are starting to show up on the beaches outside of Port Canaveral. To catch tarpon, freeline live croakers or menhaden on a 7/0 circle hook with 60# fluorocarbon leader. Have lots of extra bait and hooks to deal with the sharks.

Good numbers of dolphin fish have been caught in the last few weeks and should only increase this month. Start looking in the 90–120-foot range as many seem to think you must go to 300 to start. Unless someone is out there on the radio telling you to go deep, start shallow. Start looking for color changes and temp breaks. Also look for weed lines and currents, as that is a good place to start. I like to use smaller islander lures with small ballyhoo or strip baits. On bright sunny days go with the yellows, pinks, and bright blues. On darker days go with black, red and purple colors.