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After Charley, fishing isn't a priority for most anglers.(SPORTS)(Outdoors)(Column)
Byline: Steve Gibson
I've enjoyed providing fishing reports for nearly 30 years.
This one is different. In the wake of Hurricane Charley, fishing is not near the top of the list of priorities.
For those in areas not affected by the storm, fishing has been surprisingly good. Spotted seatrout, redfish, bluefish, Spanish mackerel, jack crevalle and ladyfish are cooperating in the bays.
The accompanying map is designed to help readers find out what fish are hitting where.
1 Guide Jim Zacharias of the Dee-Jay II out of Annie's Bait and Tackle at Cortez reported mangrove snapper to 18 inches and spotted seatrout to 25 in north Sarasota …
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