Today's Sports

 By Tom Ten Broeck

 Recreational anglers targeting red drum in northern Florida can soon take home more of the popular fish, thanks to a change approved Nov. 16 by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC).

Wind, wind, and, oh yeah, more wind. That's the report for the week.

It seems that the wind has just decided it would blow every day. Y'all have to excuse my sourness, but it’s kinda’ cramping my style a bit.

And the grouper guys, man, hey let's open the season for a month or so. And what happens almost the entire time is 20 to 25 knot winds. I'm sure the beloved protected goliath grouper will keep the grouper catching covered for the offshore guys—until they get a chance to get out.

Ok, I'm done crying.

Well, hello again, folks. Due to gale force winds and lots of rain over the last few weeks, we didn't do much fishing. So last week when it became time to think of something to report or chat about for the column.

Well let's just say for a man like me I was a li’l frustrated and was having a problem thinking of anything nice to say or write.

But hopefully we are done with that li’l cycle for now at least so we can enjoy some of Cedar Keys great fall fishing.