Todays high was 77. Winds are currently out of the SSW at about 20mph. Gusts will get up to 39mph this evening. When it wasn’t sprinkling it was nice out there. Looks like rain is coming later around 10-11pm.
Surf catches included Puppy Drum, Croaker, Spanish Mackerel, and Sea Mullet.
Nothing to report from the sound side today.
Inshore boats still slaying the slot-size Red Drum.
Offshore boats brought back more Dolphin to docks. Along with that, Blackfin Tuna and Wahoo. There was also a release of a White Marlin.
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