The pompano are beginning to return to the river and will be a favorite target for anglers throughout the winter. When fishing the surf, use sand fleas or clams and the same in the river. Don’t forget to try a Doc’s Goofy Jig for the pomps.Capt. Charlie ConnerNov 2nd, 2015
With only two months before grouper season closes, many anglers will be targeting these brutes. A handful of mangrove snappers have started showing up on the docks, as well as kingfish, cobia and big amberjacks from the outer reefs. Watch for a strong showing of sailfish as the November cold fronts push in.Capt. Bill StewartNov 2nd, 2015
Sebastian Inlet will continue to yield snook and redfish to live bait anglers both day and night. Pigfish, pinfish, croakers and shrimp are the baits of choice for inlet snook fishermenCapt. Gus BruggerNov 2nd, 2015
Mahi have already begun their push through the area and will stay for a while. If the sea conditions will allow, November will be a great time to head out in search for mahi.Capt. Danny MarkowskiNov 2nd, 2015
Tournament entries are now being accepted by the Stuart Sailfish Club for its 62nd Light Tackle Tournament and the second annual Florida Sailfish Amateur Championship. Tournament events will take place December 10-13, 2015 and be hosted at the prestigious Sailfish Point Marina on Hutchinson Island in Stuart, Florida.Editorial StaffNov 2nd, 2015
The much-anticipated Stuart Seafood Festival returns to Memorial Park in its third year this November! Set for November 21 and 22, the two-day festival promises fresh seafood, live music, family rides, entertainment, nautical vendors and more.Editorial StaffNov 2nd, 2015
So you have been through a few boards now and you may be thinking of trying a few amateur races or you are just addicted to SUP. Now you have the right board, the right paddle and now you need the right trainer.Guest ColumnistNov 2nd, 2015
Look for the area to come alive starting with the Fort Pierce Inlet. As the bait makes its way inshore there will be plenty of action from jacks, Spanish mackerel, bluefish and even a few bonito and they will be taking anything shinny like spoons, Gotcha jigs, flash jigs and even drifting a live bait.Capt. Joe WardNov 1st, 2015
I was slowly peddling my Hobie yak along the beach with a blue runner in tow when I heard it, the exciting scream of line peeling off my reel so fast that I barely had a second to think.Guest ColumnistOct 1st, 2015
