The clouds appeared threatening as we departed the Port Sanibel Marina. But no serious weather predicted, just a few scattered showers. 20MPH wind out the West made for a challenge fishing, but it was comfortable with the 80 degree temp. Nice folks on board from Fort Myers, New Mexico, Canada, and Honduras (that's a first for me). We didn't catch a lot of fish, but did manage to get a Ladyfish, a Jack Crevalle, along with several Hardhead Catfish, one Topsail Catfish, and several undersized Spotted Sea Trout. After about an hour, the dark clouds dissapeared and the blue sky showed up making it worthwhile just being out on the water in such a beautiful area.
Capt. Bob
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