New Port Richey Fishing Report 9/21/24

NEW BOAT SUCCESS

The new boat is in the water. I will be releasing more information about the new boat soon but for now, take a look at some awesome clients with their awesome catches. The Redfish have been continuing to eat consistently on both the incoming and outgoing tide on the flats and in the creeks. It’s been a lot cooler in the mornings which has been refreshing. Today marks the first day of Fall so start expecting more variety in species like Speckled Trout, Flounder, Sheepshead, Black Drum, and Cobia!

Hear what my awesome clients have to say about their trips this past week…

Julie G.

5/5 Stars

“JC took my husband and grandson out and they had a fantastic time. Caught reds, snook, snapper. JC was so good with my grandson(7) and really made fishing special for him. We highly recommend JC. He has a great set up and really knows his stuff!”

Vladimir L.

5/5 Stars

“Went on water today and had a great experience fishing! Jason knows every fish spot around the area that led us to a great catch! My son who is 3.5 y.o. was very excited for the whole time as Jason helped him out the whole time! Best money spent!”

Jon C.

5/5 Stars

“Jason is a great guide. He has top-notch equipment. Extremely passionate about fishing and helping his clients catch fish. He will fish for multiple species and target what you are looking for. I fished with multiple guides all over the world, and I would highly recommend him!!!”

Weather Conditions:

• Temperature: [83-87 degrees]

• Wind Speed and Direction: [10 NE]

• Sky Conditions: [Partly Sunny/cloudy]

• Tide Information: [Dead high (3.5) - Outgoing (2.2)]

• Moon Cycle: [Waning 70%]

Water Conditions:

• Water Temperature: [87-89 degrees]

• Water Clarity: [clear/some murky]

• Current Conditions: [Strong]

Targeted Species:

• [Snook, Redfish, Trout, Flounder, Sheepshead, Black Drum, Tarpon]

Successful Baits/Lures:

• [Cut Pinfish on a split shot rig]

• [Live Greenback Free line]

Location: New Port Richey, FL, Pasco County 

Remember to follow local fishing regulations and practice ethical angling. Tight lines!