North Indian River Lagoon Fishing Report: October 2015

October is my favorite month for fishing in Florida... period. Why? Simply put; October’s weather is as near perfect as we’re likely to experience in Florida. Warm days and cooling nights are tough to complain about and I believe the fish feel the same way.Oct 1st, 2015

Mosquito Lagoon Fishing Report: October 2015

Get yourselves ready for some of the finest fishing of the year, it’s OCTOBER! The days are becoming shorter and the evenings are certainly cooling off earlier. These conditions alone will improve the disposition of our local game fish. To be clear, the fishing this summer was very good most of the time. However, October typically offers better and more consistent feeding activity from our stocks of redfish, spotted seatrout and even black drum.Oct 1st, 2015

Surf Fishing Report: Sept. 2015

September marks an important time of the year for me with a number of special events happening. Starting with Adams … Sep 10th, 2015

Sebastian Inlet to Eau Gallie: Sept. 2015

September 1 starts snook season and although the snook bite has been off most of the summer, it should pick … Sep 10th, 2015

Shrimp Report: Sept. 2015

We have a lot of information to report on this month. The white shrimp started running strong mid-July and then … Sep 10th, 2015

Canaveral Offshore Report: Sept. 2015

What can we expect to see in September? That’s a really darn good question. If its anything like the last … Sep 10th, 2015

Port Canaveral Report: Sept. 2015

Anglers are looking forward to the changes that will come about during the month of September. This is when the … Sep 10th, 2015

Banana River Lagoon Report: Sept. 2015

A mixed bag of species is possible for anglers plying the waters in this portion of our lagoon system. Juvenile … Sep 10th, 2015

N. Indian River Lagoon Report: Sept. 2015

Lot’s to talk about right now. It is mid- August at the time of this writing and fishing in the … Sep 10th, 2015

Mosquito Lagoon Fishing Report: Sept. 2015

September is full on spawning season for our local redfish population. While more spawning activity occurs in the Mosquito Lagoon … Sep 10th, 2015