Florida Oceanographic Society was established on July 20, 1964. In celebration of its 50th anniversary, Florida Oceanographic invites the community to an open house on Sunday, July 20 at the Coastal Center, 890 N.E. Ocean Blvd., on Hutchinson Island in Stuart. Treasure CoastJul 3rd, 2014
Like the multicolored pyrotechnics of the July sky, Stuart's offshore reefs will display their own brand of ‘Fish Fireworks’ of many colors, across many different species of fish, especially snapper during this summer month of fishing.Capt. Rocky CarbiaJul 3rd, 2014
July brings hot weather, chances of afternoon rains and Fourth of July parties. Oh, and lots of great fishing out there, too! Watch out for afternoon thunderstorms this month. Mornings on the river will bring action at first light on top water lures for snook or trout along the flats.Capt. Charlie ConnerJul 3rd, 2014
Mark your calendar for the 7th Annual Treasure Coast Waterway Cleanup, which is slated for Saturday, July 26, 20143. Both volunteers and sponsors are needed to make this event a success. Volunteer as a group or individual, young and old, this event is for everyone. Treasure CoastJul 3rd, 2014
Some of the best bass fishing of the year occurs every summer when there are few people aside from locals around to enjoy it. Bass fishing in the summer is a little different, we get on the water well before light and make our way to our favorite fishing spot, attempting to arrive when it's just cracking light.Capt. Mike ShellenJul 3rd, 2014
July brings heat and thunderstorms and your best shot at a tarpon. The snook have moved into the inlets and the beach. Best time to catch these fish are low light times morning or just at sunset. Capt. Chris SharpJul 3rd, 2014
The bulk of my effort in July will be focused on the near-shore waters of the Atlantic and Sebastian Inlet. Since mid-May I have been spending every opportunity Mother Nature will allow, outside the inlet. There are kingfish, cobia, bonito and jack crevalle within a couple miles of the beach.Capt. Gus BruggerJul 3rd, 2014
With the heated water temperatures, a lot of the pelagic have thinned out and moved on their way north. July is a month to look deeper into the water column for the great snapper bite. The Treasure coat has many species to catch but the main three to target will be mangrove, mutton and during the three weekend season, American red snapper (ìARSî). Capt. Danny MarkowskiJul 3rd, 2014
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 greenie. Free line it with a 2/0 live bait hook.Capt. Joe WardJul 3rd, 2014
When fishing in July you need to beat the heat by being on the water early and in your fishing zone by safe light. Be on the lookout for rolling tarpon ease up on them and shut down the engine and wait for the fish to show and pitch a bait (crab, greenie, or mullet) in front of the roll and wait for the pickup.Editorial StaffJul 3rd, 2014
