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Friday November 23rd, 2007 Timing... take two.
And, just like last trip, abundant life in the water was important. Look for schools of mullet, schools of pinfish, and birds diving. Greenbacks are thinning out on the flats right now and redfish are going to rely more on eating pinfish. If you aren't seeing pinfish in the area you're fishing, move.
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I
was fortunate enough to have John and his brother Bob on the boat
again today in New Port Richey (they were with me this past
Wednesday as well). Except for the cold, windy, weather, this trip
almost played out exactly like the last one. The fish, for what ever
reason, only wanted to eat for a brief period of time. When they did
turn on though, we hit 'em pretty good. John and Bob even had two
double hook-ups today on a few nice redfish. 
Just
like last trip, the reds wanted half dollar sized pinfish fished
under a cork. This time however, they were not where they were on
Wednesday. These fish were several miles North of Tarpon Springs.
I'm not sure but I think this weak cold front we got for
Thanksgiving has pushed the fish around a bit. 
