Boca Grande Flats

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Boca Grande Flats

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Fished the incoming this morning after work hoping to run into redfish, but happily settled when I found the trout. Caught quite a few, all at least 15 inches with 19 being the biggest. Could only hook them on topwater, they would chase a spoon all the way back to the side of my kayak but wouldnt hit it. The bite slowed down around 10, and I was off the water by 1030. Also caught one jack on the topwater, and lost 1,074 soft plastic tails to pinfish and baby grouper.

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All fish were released today.
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Boca Grande flats? Just inside or more towards Placida?
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A bit more towards Placida, I have a tendency to call the island as a whole "Boca Grande," I wasn't exactly referring to the pass itself. Sorry for the confusion.
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No, I understand. Sort of "the Boca Grande area". I wasn't looking for specific GPS numbers just didn't know of very many "Boca Grande flats" other than along the inside of the island.

Do you fish that area much?
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I try to a lot since I work on the island and it's just easy to put in when I get off in the morning. I haven't been able to for the past year since I've had school every day I've gotten off shift, but that's coming to an end and I couldn't be happier. I've had pretty consistent success with more of my luck towards the winter months.
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