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Ron Harmon (Captron)
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Username: Captron
Post Number: 1
Registered: 12-2005
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Votes: 0 (Vote!) | | Posted on Sunday, December 04, 2005 - 8:30 am: | |
Since Hurricane Katrina made land fall on the Coast it has been an absolute mess.Most of our docks and fishing related industries are gone or damaged beyound belief.With limited access to Hwy 90 most have not ventured out into the Gulf since the storm.Those that have managed to brave the debris have been met with some great fishing.The last days of Snapper season were fantastic with limits caught on ever trip and many fish in the 18 to 20 pound range.Since the end of Snapper season we've been fishing for Trout and Redfish on the near shore reefs and sand bars.The only word to describe it is Fantastic! Not to mention that boat traffic has not been a problem.Kinda strange to fish for 8 hours and never see another vessel in this area.
The biggest challenges the Coast will be facing in the up comming season is the lack of lodging and some difficulty getting to marina areas due to major bridge damage.Having said that the fishing for 2006 should prove to be one of the most productive seasons in many years. Captain Ron's Charters is currently running trips and will be back in full operation for the 2006 season. |
MMRC
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Votes: 0 (Vote!) | | Posted on Wednesday, January 09, 2002 - 7:57 pm: | |
Subject: The world´s biggest marlin!
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The Millennium Marlin Record Club(MMRC)registers all marlin over 625 lbs caught by a single angler as of 01/01/2000.
Register the marlin of your lifetime! |
Captain Ron Harmon
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Votes: 0 (Vote!) | | Posted on Sunday, November 18, 2001 - 5:38 am: | |
Subject: Fall Fishing
Fall fishing along the Coast of Mississippi produces some great fishing and the past months have been no exception. The shallow wrecks have been producing some really nice catches of Black Drum and Grey Snapper. If Red fish is your target we are still seeing large schools working the passes between the Barrier Islands and they have been very receptive on live and cut bait.
The light tackle action on the near coastal reefs has been fast paced producing some really nice Flounder and Trout.
Good Luck and Tight Lines
Capt. Ron Harmon
Captain Ron's Charters,LLC
Toll Free Office Phone
1-866-221-1414
or to book a trip on line visit our web site at
www.Captainronscharters.com |
Captain Kenny Bellais
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Votes: 0 (Vote!) | | Posted on Wednesday, June 13, 2001 - 1:01 pm: | |
Subject: Fishing Biloxi Style
June fishing in Biloxi Mississippi has snagged catches of large size Black Tip Sharks, and nice Red Drum. There are a few catches of legal size Red Snapper and the Cobia seem to still be hanging around, along with the King Mackerel. The fishing tends to be great in the morning hours and slows down in the afternoon with the water temperature rising from the day`s heat. Keep those lines tight and have a great fishing day.
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Mike Myatt - IGFA
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Votes: 0 (Vote!) | | Posted on Monday, May 07, 2001 - 10:29 pm: | |
Subject: Mississippi Gulf Coast Billfish Classic
MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST BILLFISH CLASSIC
“Approved By IGFA”
Dania Beach, Florida, USA -- The International Game Fish Association (IGFA) is in its third year of the Rolex/IGFA Offshore Championship Circuit, an international fishing competition that is expected to draw teams from all corners of the earth. The event will take place in March, 2002. The Mississippi Gulf Coast Billfish Classic has been named by IGFA as a qualifying event for the championship, and the winner of this tournament will be invited to bring their team of up to four anglers to compete in the championship. As a qualifying event, each participant in the tournament will receive a one-year membership in IGFA. The Mississippi Gulf Coast Billfish Classic is scheduled for June 6-10, 2001 in Biloxi, Mississippi. For further details, please contact Bobby Carter, phone 800-843-4753, Ex. 7928, fax 228-436-8787, or Bill McLellan, phone: 850-438-6811.
This is IGFA's third year in sponsoring a tournament series, and there is no doubt that it will be an exciting event that will attract international interest. So far, over 71 tournaments from 24 countries and 9 U.S. states representing over 10,000 anglers have already been invited to accept the challenge to send their teams to the event, and more tournaments are expected to be approved by IGFA in the near future. There were 59 qualifying events in 2000.
The international championship competition has been held in Kona, Hawaii the first two years. Currently several locations, including Kona are under consideration to hold the 2002 championship event.
IGFA is a 61-year-old nonprofit, membership-supported conservation organization best known for maintaining world gamefish records in freshwater, saltwater, fly fishing, and junior angler categories. IGFA members are located in approximately 125 countries. Recently IGFA has constructed its 60,000 square foot Fishing Hall of Fame and Museum in Dania Beach, Florida.
For further information on the Rolex/IGFA Offshore Championship contact IGFA, phone: (954) 927-2628, fax: (954) 924-4299, email: igfahq@aol.com, website: www.igfa.org.
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Captain Ron Harmon
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Votes: 0 (Vote!) | | Posted on Thursday, October 19, 2000 - 6:38 pm: | |
Subject: Fall fishing
The weather has cooled off, But the fishing has heated up. It seems we're getting a break from all the winds recent fronts have brought to the Coast. This has been a welcome change for the guys with the smaller fishing vessels to reach the off shore reefs for a couple of last chances at the Snapper before the close of the season. On the last trips to the deep water sites we have managed to limit out on Snapper in a very short time with lots of nice Kings to compliment the fish box.
The inshore fishing has also been fantastic with the action offered by white Trout and Red Fish.
With most vacations over with and a lot of people being interested in other outdoor activities this time of year makes it a great time to book a charter and enjoy the great fishing fall has to offer.
Good Luck, Catch ya later |
Happy Hooker Charter Boat
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Votes: 0 (Vote!) | | Posted on Monday, September 04, 2000 - 9:02 am: | |
Subject: Labor Day Weekend Fishing
The Labor Day Weekend fishing was terrific. The weather cooperated as well. We had two snapper trips that landed a limit of snapper and king mackerel as well as a few grouper. The parties were also fortunate enough to bag a few mahi mahi and ling as well. We also had two trolling trips that landed as many limits of bull redfish, a number of spanish mackerel, jack crevalle, king mackerel, bonito and some big black tip sharks. As most know the snapper season will soon be closed by the National Marine Fisheries. If you were planning a snapper trip you may want to get it in asap as there is no set date when the season will end. We will be running specials on snapper trips on week days during September and October or until the season closes. Please contact Capt. Jim McClellon at the address above if there is anyway I can help you. |
Captain Ron Harmon
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Votes: 0 (Vote!) | | Posted on Saturday, August 26, 2000 - 8:57 pm: | |
Subject: Biloxi Fishing
The deep water sites are still providing nice catches of Snapper and Kings with a few legal Grouper mixed in. Several nice Cobia have been taken on the deep water sites also. For those looking for action in a little closer the local fishing reefs have been providing plenty of action on Red Drum and Trout. |
CapnDean
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Votes: 0 (Vote!) | | Posted on Saturday, August 26, 2000 - 5:15 pm: | |
Subject: Trout Fishing at Chandeleur
The trout fishing at Chandeleur has been very slow this year. It is picking up however with each and every period of rain that we receive. The salinity of the water has had an adverse effect on the trout, they have simply stayed up in the Louisiana marshes. Book your trip for mid September and I'll bet you will be pleased!
CapnDean WWW.SandDollarcharters.com
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Captain Kenny Bellais
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Votes: 0 (Vote!) | | Posted on Tuesday, July 11, 2000 - 10:13 am: | |
Subject: Fishing in Biloxi Mississippi
This month fishing in Biloxi Mississippi has snagged catches of large size Black Tip Sharks, and nice Red Snapper and Red Drum. The Cobia seem to still be hanging around, along with the King Mackerel. The fishing tends to be great in the morning hours and slows down in the afternoon with the water temperature rising from the day`s heat. Keep those lines tight and have a great fishing day.
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Captain Clarence Seymour Jr.
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Votes: 0 (Vote!) | | Posted on Tuesday, July 04, 2000 - 9:37 am: | |
Subject: Fishing
Fishing in the Gulf of Mexico is great. The big Red Drum have shown up and the Red Snapper are unbelievable. Sharks are great they are in closer near the islands because of the salinity, actually all the fish have moved closer and steadily biting. |
