Comments on: noon http://www.sightfish.com/everglades-fishing-report/2008/11/21/noon/ Sun, 05 Feb 2012 04:18:32 +0000 hourly 1 By: Anno http://www.sightfish.com/everglades-fishing-report/2008/11/21/noon/comment-page-1/#comment-230 Anno Sat, 29 Nov 2008 22:39:09 +0000 http://www.sightfish.com/everglades-fishing-report/2008/11/21/noon/#comment-230 I wish I was there! Thinking of you and how wonderful it is to have a big red-fish in my hands! love always, Ann I wish I was there!
Thinking of you and how wonderful it is to have a big red-fish in my hands!
love always, Ann

]]> By: Captain Ned Small http://www.sightfish.com/everglades-fishing-report/2008/11/21/noon/comment-page-1/#comment-229 Captain Ned Small Wed, 26 Nov 2008 11:50:16 +0000 http://www.sightfish.com/everglades-fishing-report/2008/11/21/noon/#comment-229 Hi John, At sunrise, if the weather is calm and the tide is right, (shallow,) you can see occasional wakes and tails but we're also casting blind to likely areas. You'll sometimes see bait getting nervous and mud clouds from working, (or fleeing,) fish. And, although it's easier later in the day when the sun is high, you can see some fish when the light angle is just right against the shadows. Ned Hi John,
At sunrise, if the weather is calm and the tide is right, (shallow,) you can see occasional wakes and tails but we’re also casting blind to likely areas. You’ll sometimes see bait getting nervous and mud clouds from working, (or fleeing,) fish. And, although it’s easier later in the day when the sun is high, you can see some fish when the light angle is just right against the shadows.
Ned

]]> By: John McMinn http://www.sightfish.com/everglades-fishing-report/2008/11/21/noon/comment-page-1/#comment-227 John McMinn Tue, 25 Nov 2008 20:34:38 +0000 http://www.sightfish.com/everglades-fishing-report/2008/11/21/noon/#comment-227 Ned The photos of you guys in shirt sleeves under clear skies with nice reds are visions to behold. Things are cold up north - I'm packing it in for the next 5 months. A general question about reds at "dawn" - are you able to sight fish even early in the day? or do you usually have to wait until there is some light penetration into the water? Best John Ned

The photos of you guys in shirt sleeves under clear skies with nice reds are visions to behold. Things are cold up north – I’m packing it in for the next 5 months. A general question about reds at “dawn” – are you able to sight fish even early in the day? or do you usually have to wait until there is some light penetration into the water?

Best

John

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