In our area, these little canals and creeks can save your day. They are not only more wind protected, the water temperature is warmer during the day in the cold winter months.Treasure CoastJan 10th, 2021
Pressure has been light over the past few months and reefs like Peck Lake, just south of the St. Lucie Inlet in Stuart, or the shallow reefs just north of the Fort Pierce Inlet should be great places to snag dinner.Steve WoodJan 10th, 2021
The Jensen Beach Causeway has been fishing well for snook, black drum, sheepshead, and pompano. Pompano jigging has been productive on both Stuart and Jensen Beach causeways. Giles MurphyJan 10th, 2021
Schools of Spanish and king mackerel and lane snapper will congregate this month and populate seasonal, preferred reef areas. Capt. Rocky CarbiaJan 10th, 2021
There have been many years where double-digit sail days have taken place within a mile of the St. Lucie Inlet in mid-January. If the bait schools show up on the beach it would be worth checking it out.Capt. Scott FawcettJan 10th, 2021
Pompano, sheepshead, drum and Spanish mackerel are all winter fish that arrive in the Indian River Lagoon as the water temps drop. Capt. Charlie ConnerJan 10th, 2021
Sporty conditions offshore Fort Pierce will be perfect for catching sailfish, mackerels, and on calm days the hardy lane, mutton, grey, yellowtail, and vermillion snappersTreasure CoastJan 10th, 2021
