N Indian River Lagoon Forecast: February 2014

Winter is certainly here and as I type this forecast in early January the temperature at dawn is hovering around 35 degrees.Feb 2nd, 2014

Quick Canaveral Update

Last few days on the water were absolutely beautiful. Take advantage and get out there. Large schools of reds have … Feb 2nd, 2014

Brevard Kayak Forecast – February 2014

February is here and Central Florida’s sight fishing season is in full swing. North winds not only cool the temperatures, but also drop lagoon water levels.Feb 1st, 2014

Shrimp Report: February 2014

OMG! January has gone epic in Oak Hill. If you can believe this, some members of the Academy already filled their freezer and using the remaining season to be selective. Good grief, I have yet to drown some mono and folks are already topping off their tanks.Feb 1st, 2014

It’s cold out, but…

We’re still catching fish! Don’t give up simply because of the cold. Titusville area conditions yesterday 1-22-14 were cold and … Jan 23rd, 2014

Sebastian Inlet Fishing Report: Jan 22, 2014

The bite is still on with the warmer weather. We have been fishing Sebastian Inlet and the beaches catching several different species on Goofy jigs and bucktails as well as some live shrimp from Native Tackle.Jan 22nd, 2014

Sebastian Fishing Report: 1/20/2014

I did a little bit of scouting today in the Grant area as well as Sebastian Inlet and the Sebastian River. It started out cold and very windy, but the wind died down mid afternoon and it was just cold.Jan 20th, 2014

Mosquito Lagoon Fishing Forecast: Jan 2014

Happy New Year Gang! The South Mosquito Lagoon has been giving anglers good to great fishing through the first half of December. Dec 27th, 2013

N. Indian River Lagoon Forecast: Jan 2014

Happy New Year all! December gave us good fishing during the first half of the month with almost too good weather. Clients were actually perspiring on a few trips as the mercury climbed in the 80s.Dec 27th, 2013

Banana River Lagoon Forecast: Jan 2014

Slot sized black drum and redfish should be searching for an easy meal in the mangrove roots along the shorelines of this body of water. Live shrimp and fiddler crabs are good baits to use for them. Larger black drum can usually be found along the drop offs and deeper flats out in the main lagoon system. Dec 27th, 2013