Lake Okeechobee continues to churn out great catches of bass, for those anglers who get on the water at first light. The first several hours of each morning is a golden time, bass are actively chasing baitfish in and around the Kissimmee grass exploding on the bait pods that are attempting to feed, and hide in the thick cover. A shCapt. Mike ShellenAug 1st, 2014
Look for bait pods in the Indian River and inlet area and the tarpon will not be far away. Calm mornings will give away the presence of bait schools riding the tide up into the river and the big three tarpon, snook and jacks will ambush the bait to suit their styleCapt. John YoungAug 1st, 2014
As summer wraps up, and afternoon thunderstorms become less frequent, the Treasure Coast offers more than just triple-digit temperatures and 100% humidity. August offers good action for divers and fishers alike, as long as you know where to look for it.Capt. Scott FawcettAug 1st, 2014
August is all about the bait that will be on the beach and in the river. This is the start of the mullet run, sometimes the first week, sometimes later. First will be the finger mullet from about 5- to 6-inches in size followed by those in the 10- to 12-inch range. This will bring the big fish after them, specifically snook, tarpon, jacks, bluefish, sharks and ladyfish. Just watching the fish feed on these schools is an amazing sight in its own right.Capt. Chris SharpAug 1st, 2014
The Sebastian area fishing in August can be some of the best of the year. The catch and release snook and redfish fishing at Sebastian Inlet are at their best in August. The crowds are light since the snook season is still closed until September 1stCapt. Gus BruggerAug 1st, 2014
Every summer, the Florida Keys become a hotbed of activity as hundreds of lobster hunters towing boats on trailers head south to their favorite dive and snorkel spots for the two-day Spiny Lobster Mini-Season. This year, the Mini-Season falls on July 24 and 25, which are sure to be two of the busiest days of the season here at Sea Tow Key Largo.Treasure CoastAug 1st, 2014
As summer wraps up, and afternoon thunderstorms become less frequent, the Treasure Coast offers more than just triple-digit temperatures and 100% humidity. August offers good action for divers and fishers alike, as long as you know where to look for it. Capt. Scott FawcettAug 1st, 2014
The MCAC Reef Fund Committee hosted its 4th annual Lionfish Round-Up in conjunction with the 8th annual Reef Builders Fishing Tournament July 12. Thirty-eight divers captured 512 lionfish during the one-day event. Treasure CoastJul 31st, 2014
