Late November inshore/nearshore fishing
As the weather cools Florida fishing gets hot, really hot.
Offshore the grouper and snapper are on fire:
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Problem is the weather is all too often terrible.
There is an alternative, inshore and nearshore fishing offers much more protection from the harsh November winds. And the fishing is often very good. Let's take a look:
What a thrill seeing young ladies catching fish almost as big as they are.
That ear to ear smile says it all:
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The Kings are running huge, fast, and ready for a fight:
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The Tripletail may not be all that ready for a fight, but they are fun to catch and great to eat:
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Now, let's take a look at a fish that is hard to fool, hard to catch, and is one of the best eating fish ever to swim...
The exotic Hogfish.
As the weather cools the Hog Fishing will get even better:
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Another very hard to fool, hard to catch, great eating fish:
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These Florida inshore waters can really produce:
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One of my all-time favorites:
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These guys are plentiful, fun to catch, and fantastic as the number one guest for dinner:
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And now, the fish that loves to leap for the stars as he throws our hook back at us:
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As the weather cools Florida fishing get hot, really hot.
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