November is a great month for anglers willing to go with the flow and fish for what the weather conditions dictate. . The species list is as varied as the weather in November, so there will be no problem hooking up if you match your target species to the prevailing weather pattern. Capt. Gus BruggerOct 27th, 2020
Bottom fishing will really perk up out on the reefs as the cold fronts push down. Trolling in November will be on the upswing too. Dolphin, wahoo, blackfin tuna and sailfish will be taken by those who get out and drag baits where the water clears up. Randy LangOct 27th, 2020
November is prime time for great shiner fishing; no other bait draws the interest and the eye of a big bass like a live wild golden shiner. Treasure CoastOct 27th, 2020
As fall progresses and temperatures drop offshore, large fish should return to area waters. Spearfishermen will notice the return of large gag and black grouper to area reefs and wrecks when water temperature hits the mid to low 70sSteve WoodOct 27th, 2020
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC), in partnership with Wildlife Forever, is eager to announce they will host the Florida State-Fish Art Contest. Treasure CoastOct 27th, 2020
IRK Executive Director Mike Conner joined Capt. Alex Gorichky in late-September to get a glimpse of the chronic algal bloom in the Port Canaveral region.Treasure CoastOct 27th, 2020
Fish Heads of Stuart proudly announced in mid-October that “The Quickie” will launch the Treasure Coast’s 2020/2021 sailfish tournament season. The fifth annual Quickie dates are Nov. 30 – Dec 2. Center stage for the tournament will be Sailfish Marina, home of Fish Heads of Stuart. Treasure CoastOct 27th, 2020
COVID 19 didn't affect the turnout for the 12th annual Michael Shields Memorial Inshore Open, which lured 186 anglers, resulting in the highest participation ever for the annual fishing tournament. Treasure CoastOct 27th, 2020
