December is when the migratory fish (kingfish, Spanish mackerel, sailfish, dolphin and blackfin tuna) move south ahead of the cold fronts that bring the cooler water temperatures. Treasure CoastDec 1st, 2020
November is Manatee Awareness Month and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) is reminding the public that these large marine mammals are on the move. Treasure CoastOct 28th, 2020
Beach fishing can be very good as these cooler temperatures approach. We will have migratory fish starting to show up as these cool fronts push down the coast. Beach fishing for pompano, bluefish, mackerel and the other species will be some of the fish that are coming down the coast. Jayson ArmanOct 27th, 2020
Fishing inshore here in Stuart, we have been catching some tarpon and snook back in the St. Lucie River west of the Roosevelt Bridge and up in the North Fork. Pompano are showing up for surf casting from the beach and near the inlet to fish from boat with sandfleas and jigs. Its also a good time to start cruising the flats for any “skipping” pompano.Giles MurphyOct 27th, 2020
Deep sea bottom fishing strategies off of Stuart will rule these days, as many species of snapper will have solidly populated the reefs from 50 to 150 feet of water. Lane snapper will be the most abundant.Capt. Rocky CarbiaOct 27th, 2020
