Stuart Sailfish Club’s 30th annual Saltwater Sisters Lady Angler Tournament raised thousands of dollars for local charities. Held October 16 and 17, and hosted at Pirate’s Cove Resort and Marina, this year’s tournament was bigger than the previous year both in number of boats participating and in dollars raised.Editorial StaffDec 2nd, 2015
Successful offshore anglers know that scanning for birds can lead them to a sailfish or a school of dolphin. Learn to use them to your advantage! Make scanning for birds part of your regular routine, and you’ll start putting more fish in the boat.Florida Oceanographic SocietyDec 2nd, 2015
Held on Saturday, November 7 and based out of Sailfish Marina in Stuart, Florida, 30 anglers comprised of men, women and junior anglers fished, releasing five sailfish and catching several gamefish to 25 pounds, including dolphin, kingfish and wahoo.Editorial StaffDec 2nd, 2015
Biggest Fish went to Nicholas for his 3.11-pound redfish. Along with his trophy, Nicholas received a Fishing Center gift card, which was donated by volunteers Pat and Gwen.Cammie and Capt. Joe WardDec 2nd, 2015
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation commission (FWC), in partnership with the Treasure Coast Research and Development Authority, recently stocked 3,500 bluegill and redear sunfish into the 7-acre pond at the St. Lucie County Treasure Coast Research Park.Editorial StaffNov 30th, 2015
The snook bite in the St. Lucie River has been outstanding and should remain strong until the end of snook season, which ends on December 15th.Capt. John YoungNov 29th, 2015
'Tis the season…the season for sailfish, dolphin, wahoo, blackfin tuna, and all the other pelagic species that migrate down Florida's east coast.Capt. Scott FawcettNov 29th, 2015
Pompano have already arrived in the area and not only provide great fishing action, but fantastic table fare. Spanish mackerel and bluefish will continue to hang out in their favorite haunts of the river. Fish the inlet, turning basin and channels for them.Capt. Charlie ConnerNov 29th, 2015
In December, king mackerel, mahi, snapper, and grouper will be the preferred targets of captains and crews offshore Stuart, Jensen Beach, Hobe Sound and Jupiter.Capt. Rocky CarbiaNov 29th, 2015
Look for the water temps to start cooling down as the fronts start to move in from the north. As this happens, look for the Ft. Pierce Inlet to come alive with Spanish mackerel, bluefish and plenty of jacks.Capt. Joe WardNov 29th, 2015
