Volume 9, Issue 3

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our estuary but far out the Inlet into the ocean.  It is likely that the pompano (and tarpon and others) just bypassed us in favor of better waters further south.  That most definitely won’t happen this season with Lake O close to 4 feet low.

 

So for now we are in a waiting pattern.  If the pomps do come in this winter it will likely be well before our Pompano Outing in later January or backup date in February (Sign up now by the way).

 

We’ll keep you posted.

 

Donn Bearman

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and swordfish specialist and Dr. Mitch Roffer, the nation's leading authority on locating sea surface temperatures and currents that hold fish.

 

CORAL SPRINGS, FEB. 9 - Coral Springs Center for the Arts, 2855 Coral Springs Dr., Coral Springs

 

Speakers include: Capt. Greg Bogdan, South Florida light tackle, live bait, bottom fishing and swordfish specialist; Capt. Jimmy Wickett, snook and tarpon inlet and beach angling specialist; Capt. Ron Schatman, legendary big-game skipper who pioneered high-speed trolling for wahoo and specializes in swordfish; Capt. Art Sapp, Pompano-beach based tournament pro specializing in live baiting for big kingfish and tuna, and dead-bait trolling for sailfish and dolphin; Capt. Ralph Hawkins, expert with live baiting for sailfish, tuna, kingfish and dolphin; and Capt. Steve Huddleston, Fort Lauderdale-based snook, tarpon and reef fishing authority.

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