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4.17.26 INSHORE

Posted on April 19, 2026 by Bob Cohen

Captain: John Grieder
Name: John Grieder
Phone: 17279351535
Email: property_logic@yahoo.com

— Report Details —
Location: INSHORE
Tournament Entry: YES
Date Fished: 04/17/2026

Fishing Report:
Mike Spanhel and I went out for a day of fishing on my boat. We started north of the tiki hut and stayed there for the day. While the trout catch was intermittent, the bite that was predominate was ladyfish! So many that we lost count. It was just about every other cast we had one on the line and fortunately for us (and the boat) they were of the self ejecting hook species that set themselves back home. I even coaxed them to the surface with a topwater lure. A great day on the water!

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