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Fish Report for 7-27-2007
Captain Johns Fish Report 07-27-07
7-27-2007
Johnny Williams
Well, characters who affect the weather and wave heights offshore were still out there today, fortunately the Capt. John is designed to handle them. After leaving Galveston's Pier 19 and later entering the Gulf, the run offshore began. With the bumpy conditions, Capt. Tony Langston was able to maintain a speed of 18 knots for just about all of the 30 mile trip to the fishing area...technology soothes Mother Nature.
After arriving over the rocks and at a rig in the 70 ft. waters, the 68 fishermen began working their cut or sardine baits from near the surface to the bottom. The snappers were there as well as a Warsaw grouper and some of those "tigers". The catch totals were:
?Ģ 136 red snapper to 11 lbs., a boat limit
?Ģ 4 mangrove snapper
?Ģ 1 Warsaw grouper
?Ģ 4 triggerfish
?Ģ 71 Atlantic spadefish, "tiger snapper".
Hopefully, "Bumpy & Breezy" will be evicted soon. In the meantime, the fish out there don't seem to care, as those multi-species catches keep being reeled in. Give the office at Pier 19 a ring at 409-762-8808 or 713-223-4853 to make your
After arriving over the rocks and at a rig in the 70 ft. waters, the 68 fishermen began working their cut or sardine baits from near the surface to the bottom. The snappers were there as well as a Warsaw grouper and some of those "tigers". The catch totals were:
?Ģ 136 red snapper to 11 lbs., a boat limit
?Ģ 4 mangrove snapper
?Ģ 1 Warsaw grouper
?Ģ 4 triggerfish
?Ģ 71 Atlantic spadefish, "tiger snapper".
Hopefully, "Bumpy & Breezy" will be evicted soon. In the meantime, the fish out there don't seem to care, as those multi-species catches keep being reeled in. Give the office at Pier 19 a ring at 409-762-8808 or 713-223-4853 to make your
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