On the west side of Lake Okeechobee, Tin House Cove and Indian Prairie have good bass action in the early mornings on shiners along the outside grass lines. As summer approaches, get used to the early start.Capt. Eddie PerryMay 3rd, 2016
Sometimes we get so focused on being pretty; when we should be focused on being pretty kind, pretty nontraditional, pretty inspiring and pretty dang good fisherman.Christina WeberApr 4th, 2016
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission’s (FWC) newest way of encouraging divers to target these spiny invaders is the lionfish state records program.Editorial StaffApr 4th, 2016
In April, snapper, cobia, mahi, and king mackerel will all be at the top of the hit list for offshore grocery getters'. Vermillion snapper will begin their several month spawning period in April and will be found in large numbers on natural and artificial reef sites in 70 to 150 feet of water.Capt. Rocky CarbiaApr 4th, 2016
April will start to bring bigger pushes of blackfin tuna to the area. Vertical jigging in 230-350 feet will produce 4-to-8-pounders on average. Don’t overlook trolling plugs like Yo-Zuri Crystal Minnows to pick up a few tuna as well.Brian NelliApr 4th, 2016
It’ll be the last month for pompano. Santa Lucea Beach has been hot. Go to the left, where the water is deeper and no rocks, to place your baits. Cut clam, sand fleas and shrimp work great.Capt. Chris SharpApr 4th, 2016
In April, expect the trolling off of Stuart, Florida to get better with more common catches of mahi, wahoo and blackfin tuna around the hill. Keep an eye out for weed lines and color changes in depths from 100 to 400 feet of waterCapt. Scott FawcettApr 4th, 2016
The bridges over the Indian River are holding black drum, snapper and find shrimp on a jig head irresistible. The last two hours of the incoming and first two hours of the outing have been best with cleaner waterCapt. John YoungApr 4th, 2016
