Summer brings several things that improve the fishing in the central lagoon area, some of which include stable weather, light winds and increased variety and numbers of baitfish. The light winds open new territory to small boat anglers (i.e. the ocean).Brevard EditionJun 4th, 2013
There is a lot of mullet on the flats in the Banana River from the Pineda Causeway up to 528. There are plenty of big trout as well as redfish and snook mixed in. Your best opportunity to hook up with the big fish will be to fish the flats early with a Skitterwalk topwater plug in Bone Chartreuse or live mullet early in the morning around the bait pods. Brevard - Capt Glyn AustinMay 31st, 2013
Trout, redfish, ladyfish and Crevalle jack will continue to make a good showing this month. This coinsides with the increase in both numbers and varieties of baitfish that will become prevalent in this Lagoon. Glass minnows, pilchards, pogies, finger mullet, and ballyhoo will all become food for the previously mentioned predators.captjimrossMay 31st, 2013
Anglers fishing the Ports basins at night should find snook lurking in the shadows created from the piers and docks. These fish can often be a little picky about what they will strike in the day time, but can become very willing to hit a suspending or diving plug that is worked in an enticing fashion around the mentioned structures at night.captjimrossMay 31st, 2013
June, WOW, our year is half way through! Now get out there and catch a few before the real heat sets in. Water temperatures have been consistently in the mid to upper seventies through May and will elevating well into the eighties as June passes by. Eventually warming waters will slow the bite on the flats during mid-day periods. Brevard EditionMay 31st, 2013
Cocoa Beach to Melbourne Beach Surf Anglers are reporting great catches. Reds, black drum, whiting, ladyfish and Sharks are close … Brevard - John DetmerMay 31st, 2013
