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Tomoka & Halifax River Fishing Report: Dec 2013
Another year of great fishing is coming to an end. I want to take this moment to thank the readers for giving me this great opportunity to write the Tomoka River and Halifax River column.
Edgewater & Backcountry Fishing Report: Dec 2013
How fast another year went by, it is already December, the late fall transition is ending and winter patterns begin.Mosquito Lagoon Fishing Report: Dec 2013
Happy Holidays everyone! Fishing in November was great and December is going to get better as the redfish school up. December 21st is the official start of winter and the shortest day of the year, Winter Solstice.
Ponce Inlet Offshore Fishing Report: Dec 2013
December fishing should be exciting with the late fall fronts that could hold exceptional fishing through the month. Near shore and intermediate reefs all the way to the blue water will give anglers a fun alternative to holiday shopping.Shrimping Report: Nov 2013
The summer shrimp run was a bust from Central Florida all the way to North East, Florida. Nothing more to talk about, we need to get this memory behind us.Central St. Johns River Fishing Report: Nov 2013
November brings cooler weather to our area of the central St. Johns River and surrounding lakes and this makes fishing better. It’s a great time to be on the water for speck fishing.Spearfishing & Dive Report: Nov 2013
Conditions on the reefs have continued to be excellent, reports have been 30 to 50 ft with only the occasional green water appearance and that seems to be only in the top of the water column.
Edgewater & Back Country Fishing Report: Nov 2013
The chilly weather that normally comes in November will bring changes to fishing in the Edgewater Backcountry. This is usually the last month to catch our subtropical inshore migrating game fish including jack crevalle, tarpon, and ladyfish, which will be heading south to spend the winter in southern Florida as the water temperature drops in our area.
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