It’s December and I’m always unsure as to what Mother Nature will throw at us. So far November (writing mid-month) has been rather windy. I do, however, expect this and have learned to deal with it. November seems to be a transitional month (weather wise) for our fishing.Brevard EditionNov 25th, 2013
With the redfish spawn basically behind us what should we look forward to now? Cooler weather for sure and hopefully without too much wind. November is notoriously windy and signals a real transition in seasons and weather patterns. Brevard EditionOct 25th, 2013
As I write these few paragraphs it is the middle of September and it’s still hot on Florida’s Space Coast. I find myself looking forward to October as it is easily my favorite month for fishing here.Brevard EditionSep 26th, 2013
During the month of September, anglers can enjoy some quality fishing throughout our region. As summer vacations come to and a new school year begins, anglers will have a better opportunity to catch some fish. This is a result of decreased boating and fishing pressure.Brevard EditionSep 22nd, 2013
The redfish breeding season is typically most active in September and October. Some fish will get an earlier start while some will linger into November. There are no hard and fast rules as to exactly when, where or how often an active spawn will take place. It is common belief that New Moon and Full Moon phases dictate the most activity. I personally believe this to be true even in our land-locked and non-tidal area.Brevard EditionAug 26th, 2013
The Docks from Mathers bridge north to Pineda on the Banana River and docks on the Indian River Lagoon from Rockledge to Cocoa have been producing a good number of small snook, mangrove snapper, redfish and trout.Brevard - Capt Glyn AustinJul 26th, 2013
It’s redfish spawning season in our local waters of the North Indian River Lagoon. Actually, the main spawn is likely to be September & October with a few early spawners in mid to late August. Brevard EditionJul 26th, 2013
Full blown summer is here all and low water levels with warm water temperatures are in our future for the next few months. Getting on the water early will undoubtedly be a key factor for anglers serious about fishing the flats.captjimrossJul 1st, 2013
