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Captain Buzz Brannon Fishing report 4/21/2025

 Captain Buzz Brannon


www.northeastangling.com


9045707878



Fishing this past week for redfish remains solid. We found redfish still in good numbers in both the intercoastal and small creeks during the dropping and incoming tide. Over sized, under sized and just the perfect size redfish were found all week long. Shrimp on jig head was the ticket.






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