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Freak on the Beach by Marco: July 2025
With the water at 76 degrees, Marco sets up four poles, lands his biggest pompano of the year on crab knuckles, and explains how he cuts blue crab for bait.
June Fishing Report: Ponce Inlet Heats Up Inshore and Offshore
June heats up the bite around Ponce Inlet. Capt. Nick Siciliano of Beast Coast Fishing Charters covers trout, redfish, snook, and tarpon inshore, plus mahi, amberjack, cobia, and kingfish offshore.
Kayak Fishing: Kayaking for Snook
Bridges are a kayak angler's best bet for snook. Blake Abbey of Kayak King Charters on working fenders with a Rat-L-Trap, timing the trickle tide, and trolling lipless crankbaits.
Ponce Inlet & Backwaters Forecast: June 2025
The heat is on at Ponce Inlet. Capt. Jamie Thrappas on rigs for inlet redfish and flounder, snook on the outgoing tide, and paddle tails and jerk baits for early summer tarpon.
Edgewater Backcountry Forecast: June 2025
School's out, so take the kids fishing. Capt. Michael Savedow on panfish for young anglers, the closed snook season, live pigfish and croakers in the lagoon and backcountry, and summer tarpon.
Freak on the Beach by Marco: June 2025
Surf fishing has been sporadic, but the pompano have finally arrived. Marco's calico crab knuckles put a visiting family from Prince Edward Island on fish, including an 18 inch pompano.
May Fishing Report: Mahi in Full Swing as Grouper Season Opens
Mahi are in full swing and grouper season opens May 1. Capt. Scott Housel on working weed lines in the Gulf Stream and the depths, weights, and leaders he uses for grouper.
Kayak Fishing: Husband vs. Wife at the Gambler Lures Kayak Tournament
Wendy Biles signs her husband Mike up for his first kayak tournament, the free Gambler Lures event on Lake Toho. He leads early, but her late 6-pounder takes first place.Advertise in the Volusia County Edition LEARN MORE


















