Yellowtail Snapper News Today

Amanda fished with George Poveromo in the Florida Keys on a fishing trip of a lifetime. While in the Keys, they limited out on yellowtail snapper but also caught several king fish and Spanish mackerel.

A Bradenton-area fisherman came up with a plan to bring back enough fish to eat, even with red and gag grouper closed for harvest.

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They’re “fun to venture to because of the amount of life they hold and the history that is untold from below.”

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A 58-year-old Miramar, Florida man was given a mandatory notice to appear in court citation earlier this week for possessing over-the-limit schoolmaster snapper, undersized schoolmaster and undersized yellowtail snapper.

The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office cited two men for reportedly harvesting undersized fish in two separate incidents.

A 57-year-old Opa-locka, Florida, man was arrested Dec. 24 for possessing 37 over-the-limit and 37 undersized mangrove snapper and other fish violations.

Authorities cited a 70-year-old North Carolina man recently for reportedly harvesting four undersized yellowtail snapper in Islamorada. Upper Keys Marine Deputy Nelson Sanchez stopped a 22-foot Robalo boat on Friday, June 45, in a Port Antigua canal near Mile Marker 75 for violating the minimum wake zone, according to Monroe County Sheriff’s Office spokesman Adam Linhardt. Deputy Sanchez asked the boat’s operator, identified as Morris Saks Lansburgh of Denver, North Carolina, if he ca...

Deputies cited a 22-year-old Miami angler on Saturday afternoon after he was found to be in possession of undersized yellowtail, mutton and mangrove snapper. Sgt. Nick Whiteman and Upper Keys Marine Deputy Nelson Sanchez inspected the catch of Alfredo Sifontes who was fishing at approximately 12:34 p.m. near Mile Marker 80. He was in possession of one 10-inch yellowtail snapper, an 8- and ¼-inch mutton snapper and one 8-inch mangrove snapper. Sifontes admitted to catching the fish. Sifontes ...