After July’s inconsistent fishing, I’m not sure exactly what to say. The thermal cline seemed to come and go daily. We saw 8/9-degree daily temperature changes along with a mix of both clean and funky colored water. It made it a tough month. Brevard - Chris CameronJul 26th, 2013
Tarpon have started showing up on the beach in pretty good numbers this past week. While King Mackerel have been absent lately, they seem to have finally returned to this part of the world. A little further offshore, Dolphin are starting to show up.captjimrossJul 23rd, 2013
he near shore waters should continue to prove a productive place for anglers this month. Live menhaden free lined with a 5/0 to 8/0 circle hook in their nose usually works for tarpon on most days. Attach this to a 60 to 80 pound test Sufix Fluorocarbon leader and 20 to 40 pound test main line and your in business. Drift or slow troll this rig in the 20 to 40-foot depths just off the beach and you should get hook up to a 75 to 150 pound silver king in no time.captjimrossJul 1st, 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
