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Captiva Island
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fishinfreak
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Captiva Island
Goin to Captiva Island in early March and staying at Tween Waters Inn. I will be fishing mostly early morning and at night. Anyone have any tips on fishing that area? Are the beaches a good place? Any help would be appreciated.
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Justin
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fishinfreak
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Just now saw this thread. Sorry, but I could have offered much advice. Keep me in mind next time your down there. I go down to Captiva four to five times a year.
How did you end up doing?
How did you end up doing?

"May your lines be tight and your shake off's and break off's memorable."
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fishinfreak
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Thanks for asking. The weather was pretty crappy the first few days. I fished behind the Tween Waters every day and night caught a few small trout using DOA shrimps during the day, but at night I was using the glow shrimp with shrimp flavored lunker sauce, and had a couple really big tarpon that I lost because I was not expecting their presence at the time..
The last day I fished Tapon Bay with my brother in law, we rented a pontoon boat for a few hours. The weather was supposed to be nice but it was windy and overcast. We ended up catching about a dozen Trout averaging about 12 to 14 inches which we threw back. all in all it was a good first trip to Captiva, and a great learing experience for me fishing on the West Coast. I will definately go back, hopefully the weather will be better next time.....
Justin
The last day I fished Tapon Bay with my brother in law, we rented a pontoon boat for a few hours. The weather was supposed to be nice but it was windy and overcast. We ended up catching about a dozen Trout averaging about 12 to 14 inches which we threw back. all in all it was a good first trip to Captiva, and a great learing experience for me fishing on the West Coast. I will definately go back, hopefully the weather will be better next time.....
Justin
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FF--Definitely drop me a PM or email next time before you go. I get reports almost weekly from the bait shops and a couple of guides from down there.
Plus I know those two islands like the back of my hand and during every season as well.
Plus I know those two islands like the back of my hand and during every season as well.

"May your lines be tight and your shake off's and break off's memorable."
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Re: Captiva Island
Have you heard anything lateley snook. Im local to ft myers captiva area. Start of snook season all we caught were some goliaths but it was still fun