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kmarv (2/7/2008)
Are any of the public knowledge spots worth while (i.e. those that canbe found on websites) or are they all fished out, as is the case in Texas?
Where can I find some good numbers for P-Cola and Destin?
Is the Oriskany producing any fish?
What can I expect for my fist trip as far as species April 17-21?
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Before anyone can point you in the right direction, what kind of boat do you have? Then we can set some limitations. As for public spots on the internet, I personally have like a thousand numbers that I've gotten from the web ALONE over the past few years. Certainly there are plenty of them that are hot, and some are not. That kind of stuff switches up overnight, it seems like. Check out the MBT Divers website for numbers. Oriskany from what I recall has a shitton of cudas (trashfish) on it, but is really startin to collect some amberjacks as well as snappers and groupers. It is only going to get better though as time passes. To answer your question regarding species, the sky is the limit, especially if this relatively warm water stays in and only gets warmer. Cobia should be in full swing by then, and you shouldn't have to run far to find them. Pelagics should be back by then, it just depends on water temps. Plenty of tuna to be had though if you want to run west (the BEST kind of fishing)!!