Redfish Pass News Today

parts of the state getting hit with wind gusts up to 126 miles per hour. this report coming out of redfish pass, a sform surge up to 18 feet is threatening important charlotte and the fort myers area. we have fox team coverage with steve harrigan where ian is making the direct hit. robert ray is in fort myers on how folks are dealing with this and rick reichmuth is in the fox weather center on how long the heat could last. given the slow movement, quit awhile. welcome. im neil cavuto. ...

Days are getting hot and humid on the water, especially cloudless days with little to no breeze. Water temperatures are climbing as well, often making early and

Island property owners will vote on a referendum this month that will decide whether the Captiva Erosion Prevention District can proceed with funding for the po

Well, as per usual as of late, the week started off cold, turned nice, then rain and colder for the weekend. At least the days in between are nice, and fish are

Wind, cold, and rain, a lot of rain. Weather conditions that hampered anglers just about all of the past week. With unfavorable conditions most smart anglers st

The Captiva Erosion Prevention Districts commission gave approval to hold a special election for a bond referendum to finance the post-hurricane beach renouris

You name it. Snook, redfish, trout, pompano, king mackerel, cobia, snappers, bass, crappie and more are biting inshore, offshore and in fresh waters all over Southwest Florida. Even the weather has been good.

Finally, a week without strong winds. After what seemed like a month of winds, we had a reprieve, and enjoyed calm seas. I cannot say the fishing was always bet

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The cool breezes associated with fall cold fronts are a double-edged sword, slicing good and not so much. Cooling water temperatures inspire pelagic species to move south along the Gulf Coast.