It’s tarpon time!!! Get your arms ready and your back in shape, because you’re going to have to do some serious pulling to land one of these giant silver fish.captjimrossJun 1st, 2014
Redfish and trout action continues to be good this month for anglers using live fingerling mullet or Rapala Skitterwalk top water plugs during early morning periods before the water on the flats get too hot.captjimrossJun 1st, 2014
Anglers working the waters just offshore of the port this month should be greeted by a variety of species that will be feeding around the bait pods in the 10 to 25-foot depths. captjimrossMay 1st, 2014
Even with 365 days a year fishing on the Space Coast certain “seasons” are absolute magic! Spring stands out as one of the best.Capt. AlexMay 1st, 2014
Well April did bring the showers so if you were able to get out great. Let’s hope the WINDS start moving away so we can take advantage of the great fishing our waters have to offer. The cobia are still around and should be showing up on the wrecks and ledges so be prepared to have a pitch bait ready when the nosey bomber shows up. The weather is getting better and the water temperature is starting to rise. When I wrote this, the water temperature went up five degrees in one week which is great for other fish to move in. Brevard - Capt Douglas KaskaMay 1st, 2014
I’m sure some of you are wondering where the cobia run went or if we are going to see more than 4 awesome days of fishing for cobia? The fish that came through were on a mission north pretty quick. There was a few solid days of fishing then they disappeared and nothing. Come to find out they showed up from Playalinda to Ponce in just a few days. Still be on the lookout for cobia even though it’s now May. Brevard - Chris CameronMay 1st, 2014
