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Central St.Johns River Fishing Report: April 2014
April is a fantastic month for fishing here on the central St. Johns River. Not only is the weather great but fishing is good too.
Edgewater & Backcountry Fishing Report: April 2014
April fishing in the Edgewater Backcountry is influenced by the spring shrimp run on the Intracoastal Waterway. The lagoon spawned shrimp are making their move from Oak Hill, through Edgewater and New Smyrna on a path to the ocean on each nights outgoing tide.
Mosquito Lagoon Fishing Report: April 2014
The large reds were in abundance in March, and that unique niche in our lagoon should be fishable this month as well.
Ponce Inlet Offshore Fishing Report: April 2014
After a red hot fishery in March, anglers hope the excellent fishing continues this month. Offshore anglers have to expect the dolphin fishing to become more consistent as the incredible wahoo bite slows down.
Central St. Johns River Fishing Report: March 2014
We’re hoping to continue our strong Speckled Perch season throughout the month of March. We’ve already have had a record breaking speck season with big limits coming in from Lake Woodruff and connecting water ways.
Edgewater & Backcountry Fishing Report: March 2014
March in the Edgewater Backcountry will bring changes to the fishing patterns as spring begins and water temperatures rise. By the end of the month, the coastal migrating fish will begin their northern journey after wintering in southern Florida.
Mosquito Lagoon Fishing Report: March 2014
February had some beautiful fishing days, also some windy and cold, but the nice days were memorable. Big redfish started showing up. During March the water level rises.
Ponce Inlet Offshore Fishing Report: March 2014
The brutal and blustery cold weather experienced this winter will start to thaw with the beginning of spring this month. This warming trend should heat up the action for some of our favorite pelagic species.
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