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Blind Pass Fishing

At aptly named Fisherman’s Park (located at Blind Pass in St. Pete Beach, next to Woody’s Restaurant), the fish have been biting.  Not fast and furious, mind you, but quality fish. Over the last few days, I’ve seen gator trout, catch and release snook, and even a 24″ gag grouper caught from the seawall at Fisherman’s Park. Nearby Sunset Park has been much slower, possibly because of the amazingly low tides we have been experiencing. SLOWWWWLY  fishing artificials is the key with water temps in the 50’s.

Blind Pass Florida

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One Response to “Blind Pass Fishing”

  1. MazatlanFishingReport Says:
    August 12th, 2010 at 11:54 pm

    First of All i want to thank you for this good fishing website!, i been reading few times and now is on my Favorites.
    I hope some day sign again in your comments, and keep the effort of keeping this Blog updated
    My home country is Mexico specific in Mazatlan, the sailfish & mahi mahi Capital, and i want to invite everyone to fly our Country. also if you have time for Mazatlan Fishing you will be impressed about our fishing action.
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    thank you and keep tight lines.
    Job O.