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Spotted seatrout starting to make a comeback.(SPORTS)(Outdoors)(Column)
Byline: Steve Gibson
Spotted seatrout are beginning to return to Sarasota Bay after the population was decimated for 2005's brutal red tide.
They're not in great numbers, but there are a few being caught. And the incidence of catches are on the increase weekly.
The areas north and south of Sarasota Bay weren't affected.
The accompanying map is designed to help readers find out what fish are hitting where.
1 Jerry and Peggy Jamison caught redfish, spotted seatrout, bluefish and sheepshead on live shrimp in Palma Sola Bay and along the beach with Jim Zacharias of the Dee-Jay II out of Parrot Cove Marina. Richard Fluke of Longboat Key …
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