Danny Stasny is a journalist based in Anna Maria Island, Florida, writing for The Islander. With a focus on local fishing and outdoor activities, Danny covers topics such as migratory species, weather conditions, and the experiences of anglers in the area. Through his articles, he aims to provide valuable information and insights to the local community.
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Danny Stasny's coverage primarily focuses on local outdoor activities, particularly fishing, and how weather impacts these activities. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing insights or expert commentary related to seasonal fishing patterns, the impact of weather changes on fishing locations and bait choices. Additionally, given the focus on local topics such as Anna Maria Island and Florida, pitches should emphasize relevance to this specific geographic area.
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When the waters change, the fish and the anglers must adapt.
Capt. Mac Gregory and his daughter, Caroline, 7, show off a redfish she caught on a recent fishing trip.
Chris Yandell of Anna Maria and Orlando shows off a whopper — 40-inch — redfish he caught while on a guided fishing trip with Capt. Johnny Mattay of Anna Maria Island Charters.
Look Mom: A four-way grand slam! Matt Bennett, of Birmingham, Alabama, and his son, Jesse, 11, landed tarpon, redfish, snook and trout Sept. 3 on their half-day fishing trip with Capt. David White.
Nick Rausch and Mike Singley, visiting from Cape May, New Jersey, show off a pair of bull reds Sept. 12 in Tampa Bay. According to their guide, Capt. David White, the fish were caught on live pinfish and they’re some of the “largest redfish caught on my charters!”
Locals Taylor King, 14, and Maya Suzor, 15, fished with Capt. Joey Mattay about 13 miles out in the Gulf of Mexico to catch this gag grouper on the last day of season, Sept. 17.
Before I make an attempt to even talk about fishing, I wish to express my deepest sympathies to all on Anna Maria Island, as well as those in their neighboring coastal areas and along the Manatee River as they try to piece their lives back together after experiencing the worst weather catastrophe I have ever seen in my lifetime living in Manatee County.
Charlie Bianco, left, and his dad, Mike, visiting from Cookeville, Tennessee, show off an upper-slot redfish and a catch-and-release gag grouper that they caught simultaneously on Halloween morning on pilchards in Tampa Bay.
Scott Pyle and Sam van Lenning, visiting anna maria Island from Milford, Iowa, show off a pair of redfi sh Nov. 4. They caught the fi sh on shiners in Sarasota Bay on a guided fi shing trip with Capt. David White, who commented, “Redfi shing is the best it’s been for a very long time. It’s been very fun.” BELOW: Capt. Johnny Mattay embraces his bride Olivia following their vows Nov. 2 before a gallery of friends at the Jubilee Estate in Bradenton. Islander Courtesy Photos
Time to be thankful for cooler temps and good fishing - Read this weeks Fishing News from Anna Maria Island, Florida
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