Hope everyone got out to enjoy our privileged American Red Snapper season (what a joke). Everyone I know had their limits quickly and then released many more. But wait, they’re extinct! Politics I guess? Whatever!Brevard - Chris CameronJul 30th, 2014
Happy July! I’m sure many of you are happy now that we get to catch the extinct Red snapper. I say whatever! They’re allowing us to keep a fish that they say there’s not enough around? Well I challenge that person to actually go on a boat out of the port and go see the truth. Brevard - Chris CameronJun 29th, 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
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
April is kind of that in between month from the cobia run, dolphin run and waiting for the kings to show back up. Don’t get me wrong, there is still cobia around and there has been a few mahi being caught, but the good run is coming up. Brevard - Chris CameronMar 24th, 2014
Yes, you guessed it, March Madness is here so bring on the cobia! This is the historic time frame here on the central east coast that the migration of cobia swim by us. Although we catch them all year long, this is usually the best time. Brevard - Chris CameronFeb 24th, 2014
