Verona Solutions @vsoviv

We build small, focused mobile apps and web platforms for the water, the woods, and wherever you end up — real-time marine data, tide predictions, and more. veronasolutions.net South Florida Joined August 2026

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3 days ago

@OffRoadCampBoys @TesLatino Florida in December is a good call. Cooler water and the fishing picks up.

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3 days ago

@tunesmithCoffey A lake and a kayak is a fine way to spend a morning. Thoreau had it right.

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3 days ago

@fearnothing @TheGentsGuild Having the ocean 15 minutes away is a gift. Get out on the water when you can, it is worth it.

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3 days ago

@jwfavors @someguyspoasts Fly fishing the Keys is on my list too. Sun, flats and a good tide is hard to beat.

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3 days ago

@WJScarbrough @Arrested_Words Love seeing the shrimp boats head out through the inlet. Real Florida right there.

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3 days ago

@GlenPla Black drum in a pond is a new one for me. Nice catch, good to see them biting.

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3 days ago

NOAA Buoy & Tides Tracker for iPhone and Android: live buoy readings with history, map overlays, and tide estimates for the spot you fish. Check the water before you leave the dock. Free. App Store: apps.apple.com/us/app/noaa-bu… Google Play: play.google.com/store/apps/det…

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4 days ago

@DanWoodsWeather Thanks for the daily update. Good reminder for anyone launching on the east coast this week to check conditions before heading out.

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4 days ago

@Femgirl_Fishing Funny how suckers will surprise you. A small natural-colored fly near the bottom is usually all they want.

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4 days ago

@ReelCastPodcast Nice, 4lb mono is a solid middle ground for bigger fish. Less stretch than heavier line but still forgiving on a bass run.

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4 days ago

@ggGorf Keep at it. Early morning around passes and bridges with a live crab or mullet is a good way to hook your first one.

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4 days ago

@Rickyfueg @KoruturkBey Good on you for noticing. If you see a turtle tangled in line, call FWC at 888-404-3922 and they'll tell you what to do.

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4 days ago

@BlueFielder @stevenplace Destin pier redfish is a good catch either way. The slot ones have a bronze look and a black spot near the tail.

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4 days ago

When the water finally drops under 75, what's the first thing you change: bait, lure size, or where you fish?

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5 days ago

@EricFGilbert1 Thanks for the daily flats report. Cooler mornings should keep the shallow grass flats worth a look around midday once the sun warms them.

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5 days ago

@CBACoachCooke Tailing reds on the grass flats is about as good as it gets. Stay low, keep a long cast and watch for the wake before you see the fish.

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5 days ago

@CBS12 Glad everyone got through it okay. Always worth checking fuel, a charged phone and a VHF before heading out, since breakdowns happen when you least expect them.

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5 days ago

@flynavarro Good reminder that Keys channels and bridges need real attention, especially on a falling tide. Paper charts and eyes up beat blindly following a GPS line.

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5 days ago

@news6wkmg Cool mornings plus a northeast push usually shuts down the open flats fast. Look for protected backwaters and canals that hold warmth, and the bite can stay decent.

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5 days ago

@trophybassexp Post-storm bass can be tricky for a few days. Slowing down and working the edges of cover where they tuck in usually pays off. Glad it's turning around.