Local anglers report diverse catches and a Lake Okeechobee tournament
A Venice area fishing note describes anglers at the north jetty catching sheepshead, drum, redfish, and trout with many reports of activity. Notable observations include James Tomes's 4 pound drum and multiple 2 to 4 pound sheepshead, plus a 9 pound 4 ounce lunker at the Lake Okeechobee tournament where 44 anglers weighed 341 pounds.
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Venice Pier
Mark Cosser
Hatchett Creek Bridge
Richard
Knara
St. Louis
Don Benine
Venice Gardens
James Tomes
Seftner
Fla
Don Benieke
Paul Meisel
Lake Village
Nokomis
Bob Brown
Scott Jury
Larry Chartrand
Albany
N.Y
Larry
Bob Kotz
Bob
Brack Bivins
Bowling Green
Brack
Kentucky
Jim Boyd
Wharf Bait and Tackle
J-L-T
Venice
Venice Bass Anglers
Lake Okeechobee
Bivins
Dick Crossen
Snook Movement Noted at Marine Center Pier
At the Marine Center the crowd agrees snook are moving out toward Gulf waters. Only one catch on the Pier tally, Geraldine Lefey ter of Holland Michigan, hauled a 14 pound red fish on 8 pound test line. A gutsy fishing moment that makes it worthwhile.
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Ilene Wooster
Andre
A&h Marina
Gulf Water
Geraldine Lefeyter
Holland, Mich
Freshwater Oysters Live Much Longer Than Saltwater
A note records that freshwater oysters can reach up to 80 years, while saltwater varieties typically live about 10 years. The contrast highlights notable lifespan differences between oyster types.
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John Crazy
Gretchen Parker
Norwich
Jerry Parker
Rainbow’s
Lunker
Lynn Taylor
Max Kremple
Datsun
Dreml
Don
C.B. Antenna & Pipe
Wood
Weyenberg
Bell & Howell
Wilson Gene Sarazen
Lady's
Jim Scott
Gulf Coast
Dupont
Teflon
al Tomlinson
Tomlinson
Woodstock, N. Y
Venice Area
el Jobean
Boca Grande
Sanibel
Mar
Golf
Sorrento South
U.S
Bayshore Rd
Tors
Blue Seas
Florida
Fisherman's Wharf
Fisherman’s Wharf
Sun Coast Times/Gondolier