Slowly but surely there are some great products coming or already are on the market for women. I’m not talking geared for women in the sense that they just made it pink and shrank it, I’m talking about actual product tailored for us lady folk.Christina WeberMay 3rd, 2016
Mahi will be closer to shore to give you a better shot at them. Larger kings will also be more abundant. Trolling live goggle eyes and runners will put fish in the yak. I like to fish slow, going only about 1.5 miles per hour. This will keep slack out of your line as well as keep your baits swimming naturally.Brian NelliMay 3rd, 2016
In May, kiters with light wind equipment and foil boards will still find some good sessions on the water. Those with properly equipped boats may chase the wind over to the Bahamas, while others fly to some exotic destination.Jeremy LundMay 3rd, 2016
Beach dive sites such as Bryn Mawr Beach, the Georges Valentine wreck off the House of Refuge, and Bathtub Beach make for great snorkeling, freediving and scuba diving.Steve WoodMay 3rd, 2016
Snook are moving towards the inlet for the summer spawn and are staging along the bridges and dock lines from the Roosevelt Bridge to the Hole in the Wall.Capt. John YoungMay 3rd, 2016
Tarpon start to migrate north along the beaches, inlets and river to spawn. You will need some heavy gear to land one, as well as to make sure you catch and release them alive. Standard setup will be 8-foot rod and a medium to heavy 20-pound to 50-pound spinning rod.Capt. Chris SharpMay 3rd, 2016
The highlight of May is obviously going to be the start of grouper season. Cut bait, live bait, and jigs work well to get bites, the main thing is don't be under tackled.Capt. Scott FawcettMay 3rd, 2016
Gag, red, black, and scamp grouper are most commonly caught in our offshore waters, east of Stuart along the naturally occurring reef zone known as the Eight Mile Reef. Heavy tackle in the form of 6/0 and 4/0 reels packed with braided line of 100-pound test strength or better.Capt. Rocky CarbiaMay 3rd, 2016
According to Capt. Travis Kelly, Gusto Charters and Guide Service in Marsh Harbour, May will bring a steady offshore mahi bite, billfish action will heat up and if the winds are blowing from the east, move the fishing inshore for yellowtails, mutton snapper and grouper.Treasure CoastMay 3rd, 2016
The snook action should still be good in the Fort Pierce Inlet on the tide changes. Try a live bait fished on a 5/0 hook and plenty of lead to hold the bottom - probably six- to eight-ounce.Capt. Joe WardMay 3rd, 2016
