Yankeetown Fishing Report From Capt Rick Muldrow, 4/9/12
by Capt. Tommy Thompson on Apr.09, 2012, under Uncategorized
This week the trout are still very good and had very good catches. Mackeral along with sharks and small cobia are starting to show up. Reds have been good when tides have been right. Cork and jig with plastics or corks along with casting plastics are working well. I’ve been north up to Waccassa mainly on the flats. Of course inside for reds, bars, points, etc. Have seen a few tarpon on the flats.
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April 21st, 2012 on 12:08 pm
Hi Rick,will be back in the villages from England,dates May7th until July18th please let me know the best tides and dates for May/June/July 4 of us intend to fish once a fortnight for Reds/Speckled Trout I would love to get into a tarpon so keep in me in mind and let me know the dates.
Tight Lines Bob McDonald
April 22nd, 2012 on 6:42 am
Bob…you need to contact Rick directly. His email is on his website, http://www.rick-muldrow-fishin.com