Kiteboarding downwind gives kiteboarders the freedom to ride anywhere from half a mile to record breaking thousand mile journeysJeremy LundFeb 29th, 2016
Lobster divers may also discover a silver lining to the releases of freshwater. Some believe that since crustaceans are sensitive to freshwater, large releases like our area is experiencing now will effectively drive lobsters out of area inlets and onto reefs making them easier to locate and catch.Steve WoodFeb 29th, 2016
As offshore anglers make their way through open weather windows in March, east of the St. Lucie Inlet, they will find a solid body of cobia populating the near coastal zoneCapt. Rocky CarbiaFeb 29th, 2016
Current water management practices in Florida are gravely threatening Florida’s recreational fisheries. The Indian River Lagoon, into which the St. Lucie River drains, is experiencing a massive brown tide. The St. Lucie Estuary recently posted health warnings to avoid contact with the water.Treasure CoastFeb 29th, 2016
Local fishing for mahi mahi has been spectacular the last couple of years during March and I'm hoping this year's going to be the same after experiencing a similar winter as last years.Capt. Scott FawcettFeb 29th, 2016
Try north of the Stuart causeway for pompano near the submerged dredged sandbars on the east side of the channel. Best bet for snook would be the bridges at night throwing orange and yellow jigs.Capt. John YoungFeb 29th, 2016
Redfish will get more active this month and you can find some tailing on the flats in early mornings. Top water, D.O.A. shrimp, C.A.L. grub tails or gold spoons are good choices for finding a spot tail on the flats.Capt. Charlie ConnerFeb 29th, 2016
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
