Lots of baitfish are showing up inshore, and this pulls the juvenile tarpon out of their hiding spots to start rolling in the St. Lucie River. Giles MurphyMay 2nd, 2021
Gag, red, black, and scamp groupers are some of the most prevalent species of the family that will be found just offshore of the St. Lucie Inlet. Capt. Rocky CarbiaMay 2nd, 2021
May is historically the best one for big dolphin, one of the best for marlin fishing around schools of small blackfin tuna, one of the best to catch a big swordfish or yellowfin tuna...Capt. Scott FawcettMay 2nd, 2021
The snook action around the Fort Pierce Inlet and at area bridges should be red hot for anglers using live baits fished on a 5/0 live bait hook and enough lead to hold the bottom.Capt. Joe WardMay 2nd, 2021
Indian River snook fishing will be good in May, with night or early morning being the best times to fish inlets, bridges seawalls and docks.Capt. Charlie ConnerMay 2nd, 2021
Plenty of big snook live in the Sebastian River and if you put some effort into working the docks and shorelines with a jig, plug or a D.O.A. Shrimp you have a good chance for a picture worthy snook any day or night.Capt. Gus BruggerMay 2nd, 2021
