Florida Fishing Guides and Mosquito Lagoon redfish
Sun Mar 21, 2010  
Guided Redfish Charters on the Indian River Lagoon
Jeff Dunbar displays redfish to Bob Klaus and Indian River Professional Guide Service personel, Captain Richard before releasing oversized redfish back into the Indian River Lagoon.

Redfish Guides on the Indian River Lagoon

Demetrius Dumaskas and friends spent a half day (starting at 1:00 pm) with Indian River Fishing Guide Captain's Don Patterson & Richard Bradley this drizzly January day in the Indian River. "It was cold, it was rainy, it was windy.... but these Indian River Charter Captains put us on the fish!" explained Jeff while displaying his hefty redfish for the camera.

It's all in the attitude explains Captain Richard. "These guys went fishing when everyone else was coming back to the ramp skunked and defeated. They brought no raingear and barely any warm clothes. But their friendship and determination made the difference this day."

The two boat charter had a little competition going for both ladyfish and redfish. Capt. Don's boat took the lead. While the biggest fish goes to Jeff on Captain Richard's Boat.

End score on this rainy afternoon.

Indian River Fishing Guides Redfish Ladyfish Catfish
Demetrius
Jim
3 9 3
Bob
Jeff
1 5 3

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Redfish on the Indian River Lagoon with Charter Captain

Jim Edwards-Toepel and Demetrius Damaskos show off their redfish catches before release.



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Indian River Lagoon Fishing Report

March 2010 Indian River Fishing Update

The winter is trying to blow by us and spring is coming quickly for 2010. Seatrout on the Indian River Lagoon will be starting to spawn and as long as the temperatures remain pretty constant and we have no more major drops in the mercury the seatrout spawn will produce some large trout for anglers. If the temperatures stay low, the spawn will just be later in the year and possibly come in April. Late winter and spring are great times to target a gator sized trout.

Redfish have been very consistant this year and should continue thru the month of March and into April. March is known for windy conditions and will make sightfishing prohibitive unless there's a shoreline or protective cove where numbers of reds can be found. Redfish often school as the spring starts to get underway, look for red drum fishing to improve even more as we move into April and May.

Call Captain Gina to set a date for your next fishing trip in the Indian River Lagoon's shallow water for some extraordinary fishing this year.

Captain Richard Bradley
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