The urban bite has been fair the past week and the Everglades bite continues to get better and better. For example I spent 5 hours on the water this morning with Drew Gregg out in the Everglades and we caught 111 peacock bass and 33 largemouth bass on MirrO Prop lure's and floating Rapalas. If you have the time over the next couple of month's you probably can't go wrong as water levels continue to drop. I have a few openings scattered through December and hope some of you can get out and join me. It's a great time to get the kids out!!!!!!

As you can see we have been having a lot of fun the last six days!

Tight lines,
Alan Zaremba

Here are some pictures from the last six days on the water:

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What is that tool in picture 3 seen it being used on norweigen grayling in an angling sjow on tv and wondered what it was.

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It is called a BOGA Grip. It is a combination of a tool to lift fish by a pair of clamps which hold on to a fishes fleshy bottom lip, and a weigh scale. A true BOGA grip is quite expensive, so you will see that Alans has a float attached to it. However, Dave hunt droped his overboard in Flamingo Harbor in the everglades getting overexcited about catching a tarpon before sunrise. Here is some info on it.

Boga Grip

Regards.
John Machin

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