Bonito Blast Pre-Party Aug. 6 – Tournament Aug. 13-14, 2021

The ninth annual Treasure Coast Bonito Blast (TCBB), which works with various Treasure Coast businesses to create an event that … Jul 5th, 2021

Shoreline/Bridges: July 2021

Nighttime fishing around the bridges and jetties for flounder, snapper and grouper will be something I try to focus on this month. These fish will follow the migration pattern of baby turtles. Jul 5th, 2021

Stuart Inshore: July 2021

Some big tarpon can be found rolling in the Indian River early morning and are best caught freelining with 8–10-inch silver mullet on a 7/0 circle hook. These tarpon can also be found rolling along the beach north or south of the St. Lucie Inlet. Jul 5th, 2021

Deep Sea: July 2021

The ocean’s all-star roster of fish adversaries will include bottom species like snapper, grouper and amberjack, along with summertime surface pelagics like mahi, king mackerel, and sailfish, just to name a few. Jul 5th, 2021

Stuart Offshore: July 2020

Leading up to this month, we’ve had some incredible kingfish action with some of the largest kings I’ve ever seen. Jul 5th, 2021

Fort Pierce Inshore: July 2021

The inshore fishing should be in full swing for trout, tripletail, redfish and snapper. The trout action should be best at first light with top water baits or a live pilchard or greenies.Jul 5th, 2021

Fort Pierce Offshore: July 2021

Nearshore during July, you will find schools of bait along the beaches that will have hungry snook, jacks, and even large tarpon lurking aroundJul 5th, 2021

Indian River Lagoon: July 2021

Bridges will be producing snapper, drum and sheepshead during July. Live or dead shrimp will be hard for them to resist. Jul 5th, 2021

Sebastian Inshore: July 2021

Look for snook of all sizes along the shorelines of the lagoon, especially around docks and oyster barsJul 5th, 2021

Sebastian Offshore: July 2021

Red snapper season for our south Atlantic federal waters will open on Friday, July 9 and end Sunday, July 11 at midnight. Jul 5th, 2021