The inshore bite for redfish should be good in the deeper holes up around Jack Island and Queen's Cove. Try a D.O.A. Bait Buster or a live shrimp fished under a popping cork.Capt. Joe WardFeb 29th, 2016
March is here and the cobia will be too. With cooling water temperatures that have moved into our area, cobia will also be coming into the waters off the Treasure Coast. When the weather allows and you can get outside the inlets it is a great time to target cobia. Cobia is an awesome fighting fish and one of the best tasting fish in the ocean.Capt. Danny MarkowskiFeb 29th, 2016
Sebastian Inlet has historically been a great spot to find a double digit jack crevalle in March. These bruisers are a big hit with vacationing anglers because of their unrelenting fight and aggressive attitude toward a live bait or artificial lure.Capt. Gus BruggerFeb 29th, 2016
Trolling for dolphin and sailfish is as good as it gets this month. Head out towards the Gulf Stream and look for weed lines, rips and temperature changes. Put your spread out and get ready for what should be some fast paced action.Capt. Bill StewartFeb 29th, 2016
I’ve been asked on multiple occasions to write in the direction of the female audience, but never have I tapped out the words I’m about to share with you. I’ve decided to write something I wish another lady angler would have voiced to me.Christina WeberJan 29th, 2016
Experts from the kayak fishing community will share their tips and best practices for hooking and landing more fish in Stuart on Feb. 27. From rigging the kayaks to choosing the right lure, these professional anglers will share it all at this event. Learn in one day what would take years to learn on your own.Treasure CoastJan 29th, 2016
A fleet of 25 boats participated in the two-category event, with a total release of 91 sailfish. Cowpoke wins Pro division; Sea Check wins Amateur division.Treasure CoastJan 29th, 2016
Winter lobstering in our part of the state can be a chilly – but productive – experience. Despite what you might have heard (or seen, if you’re lucky) about lobsters marching in the fall, there are still plenty of bugs around during the winter. In honor of Invertebrate Month at the Florida Oceanographic Coastal Center, I thought I’d share with you a lobster-related project that I’ve been tinkering with for the last few months.Florida Oceanographic SocietyJan 29th, 2016
