Saturday, September 18th Outing
Fly fish upper Tampa Bay north of the Courtney
Campbell Causeway. Or fly fish any of the
freshwater lakes, ponds, and spillways in Safety
Harbor.
The September outing is ON. And you getto fish the salt or the fresh.Alas, there is no picnic. When we will start having outing picnics again? Maybe
November. Maybe not. Only Covid knows.But we can socially distance on the water,and whoop and holler when we catchsomething.
You can fish the salt or the fresh anywhere north of theCourtney Campbell Causeway. $10 gift cards will go to members catching the longest snook, redfish, bass,
and bream. Measure. Take pictures. Email them to me at Bob Burkhart
Salty Waders: Waders meet up at 7:30 am with Bill AuCoin and other salty wade fishers at Phillippe Park in
Safety Harbor. Park your car close to Pavilion 2. That’ll give you quick access to the Tampa Bay shoreline and
it looks like there are some depth changes and sea grasses that hold fish.
Fresh pond pounders: Some freshwater anglers are meeting up at 8 am to fly fish the pond at Coopers Bayou Park. It has produced bass, panfish and even snook. (Just ask Tim Elms). Karen Warfel won the longest fish award in April with a 13+ inch bass. This pond is on your right heading northeast toward downtown
Safety Harbor on N. Bayshore Blvd. Yakkers. Slide your kayak in where you want to. There are lots of slide-in areas in Upper Tampa Bay
Also post them on our club’s Facebook. site….facebook.com/scff2020