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     <description> <![CDATA[   Schools of bluefish have been spotted just south of Kelly park, find the bait and birds and you'll find the fish. Sheephead fishing continues to improve around the locks, with cooler water come the bigger fish. Speckled trout fishing remains good while the redfish bite is spotty at best. Trout season remains closed in the south part of the state but is open here until February.    ]]> </description>
     <pubDate>Fri, 20 Nov 2009 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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     <description> <![CDATA[ The key this weekend will be to stay out of the wind. The barge canal will provide protection from the northwest breeze with fresh cut mullet or pinfish the choice bait for reds. Fish the chunks right on the bottom and be patient, the cooler water has slowed the bite some. The south side of the lock has produced some bluefish and jacks this week, both species taken with shrimp. Remember, trout season is closed until Jan.1st.
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     <pubDate>Sun, 15 Nov 2009 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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     <description> <![CDATA[ Looks like some tough fishing conditions with a strong east wind predicted to blow for the next few days. Best areas will be the lee side of the spoil islands and the east shore of the river. Live finger mullet will work best at first light for big trout and reds. Structure fishing remains good for sheephead and mangrove snapper, both eager to take in a live fiddler crab.  ]]> </description>
     <pubDate>Mon, 09 Nov 2009 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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     <description> <![CDATA[ WINDY WINDY WINDY.  This is not making it any easier out there. I went out 2 days ago and it wasn't too bad.  It was definately building as the afternoon went on.  I headed south and found a lot of pogies near the steeple. One throw of the net and I was loaded up. Never saw anything but small sharks on them. No tarpon or anything else busting on them. I headed out towards bouy 4 and trolled around fror a little bit with no luck. That was it. Short day. The water was very dirty and is getting worse. Its supposed to be 15-20 mph winds for the next week.  Going to be a good week to catch up on some maintenance. ]]> </description>
     <pubDate>Wed, 04 Nov 2009 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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     <description> <![CDATA[ My trailer is finally fixed and I'll be out tomorrow. my friends have been doing ok on the days the weather let them get out. Kings have been doing pretty good pulling dead bait. Tarpon also have been out there down the beach on pogies. haven't heard of much lately. Charters have been really slow. ill post after tomorrows trip. ]]> </description>
     <pubDate>Sun, 01 Nov 2009 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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     <description> <![CDATA[ Water temperature is back to normal but water clarity is poor making for tough fishing conditions. Now may be the time to try your luck for a huge black drum under one of the bridges. Make sure to use at least 100lb test with 150lb leader or you'll never get them up. The flats and drop offs are still holding trout, first light is best. Look to the shoreline, under the mangroves, for patrolling reds.  Ladyfish and jacks chasing bait south of the SR520 bridge were reported by one angler saying "they were everywhere".  ]]> </description>
     <pubDate>Sat, 31 Oct 2009 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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     <description> <![CDATA[ The water temp has dropped 10 degrees since last Friday and the redfish are on the move. Expect the bite to continue. Look for sheepshead to move in around structure, eager to take a properly presented fiddler crab. Don't forget the equation "Big bridge + blue crab = black drum". Also, locate drop offs from 1-5 feet, and you'll find the trout. Top water plugs will work best at first light for the big boys, then switch over to live bait as the sun comes up. ]]> </description>
     <pubDate>Sat, 24 Oct 2009 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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     <description> <![CDATA[ With the fall weather that has arrived, Fishing with us has always been the Greatest Catch of all. The Redfish that we have been catching have been really good sizes for good eating. Also, We have been catching a good amount of trout and snapper that have been plentyful as well. Customers are definetly still bring home there cooler full of fish that they catch aboard Fish Tales home with them.
The Nature side of things, YES the Manatees are still here and the Dolphins have been really active throwing fish around in the air back and forth from each other playing. Visit our website for other news at www.fishtalestours.com ]]> </description>
     <pubDate>Thu, 22 Oct 2009 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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     <description> <![CDATA[ Well....Not much to talk about this week. With winds gusting to 35mph and waves to up 7' have not made anything better out there. Just before it blew, I heard of a bunch of peanut dolphin up to the north. Kingfish out on 8a trolling dead minows. And a 1/2 way decent sailfish bite straight out in 90-120'. As soon as the weather calms ill get out there and find out whats going on. Hopefully the good king run is just around the corner. Ill keep in touch. ]]> </description>
     <pubDate>Tue, 20 Oct 2009 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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     <description> <![CDATA[ Fishtalestours fishing report With cooler temperatures forecast this weekend look for the Redfish to be on the move. Pinfish and live shrimp are the best baits, but don't overlook soaking a piece of fresh cut ladyfish or mullet on the bottom. The flats continue to produce some keeper size trout, though I would expect them to move into deeper water until the shallows warm.  As schools of mullet continue to push through, find them, and you'll find their predators. Structure fishing has been fair with some nice mangrove snapper providing the most action. 
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     <pubDate>Fri, 16 Oct 2009 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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     <description> <![CDATA[ Hello everyone. Captain Chris Cameron here from Fired Up Fishing Charters. Im going to be helping out SurfGuru with the latest in inshore/offshore fishing reports from Cape Canaveral.  If theres any topics you want me to start hitting on please let me know via email. My email address is posted on my website, www.firedupcharters.com 
 I fish almost 4 days a week and when i'm not out there I have plenty of friends out there to keep me informed on whats going on. I have friends in the flats,inshore,offshore and WAY offshore.
As we all know fishing right now is just SLOW at best.  I'll start with where the baits at. The mullet are in the port thick. catch them around the sandy areas in the port from the locks to the jetty. The pogies are a hit or miss. each day is different, Just look for the Pelicans. They moved from the pier to the bite and the only thing on them have been small sharks and Bluefish. I haven't seen any tarpon this week.(caught 1 nice one last week) 
 Snook and Reds were cruising the beach and jetties last week. 3 days produced our limits and throwbacks up to 40 inches. now it seems there already gone. 
Bottom fishing has done okay way out in 180-200 feet and shallow 80 foot ranges. Nothing major just barely legal size fish. Dolphin....If you get one or 2 right now, good job. Not worth the day trolling. There mainly coming up to the boat from bottom fishing or getting one on while king fishing. Kings have been SLOW. We fished the bouy line yesterday with some nice live mullet and it produced 2 sharks. There were about 8 boats out there and i think i heard about 10 fish caught total. Not sure whats going on out there right now. Just a waiting game to when it opens up again. The water has been very clean and around 85 degrees. With west winds with us now. I would get some bait and work the beach line to see fish breaking water and try that. it seems that the end of the outgoing late in the evening is doing the best. 
The flats have been doing better due to the water being high. My buddy Dan says eastern Tiger Shoals,Lagoon,had some nice Reds and did well a few days ago. The Trout were in a little deeper water just off the shoals. Early morning was the best. I hope this helps out a little. I nkow it sounds discouraging but the truth is what it is. If you have some info for me, i wont give your secret spots away, just send me an email. Thanks for reading and good luck out there. I will keep this up to date!
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     <pubDate>Wed, 14 Oct 2009 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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     <description> <![CDATA[ There is tons and tons of bait in Port Canaveral.  With these bait pods you will find predators.  Lots of jack crevalle busting the pods.  I have still been catching keeper size trout on live and dead mullet.  Also I have been catching smaller mangrove snapper and flounder near the Canaveral Locks.  Lots of small sharks just outside the port ]]> </description>
     <pubDate>Mon, 28 Sep 2009 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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