With the mullet run in full effect, sailfish, snapper, grouper, wahoo, mahi, kings, and cobia will be caught on the Treasure Coast in September.Treasure CoastSep 2nd, 2020
Fish the shallow water early. Look for redfish around docks and mangroves this month. They like the shade these areas offer...Capt. Charlie ConnerSep 2nd, 2020
The mullet run should be going strong this month along our beaches. Cruise north or south looking for diving birds or better yet, mullet getting blasted into the air!Treasure CoastSep 2nd, 2020
The catch rates vary daily according to the amount of sunlight; some days 15 bass can be caught during that early morning bite and then other days 25 to 30 will fall prey to the spinnerbait.Treasure CoastAug 31st, 2020
"Matching the hatch" is a fishing term for using what is there at the time. Some days here on the Treasure Coast there will be minnows, some days greenies and then later into the summer and fall there will be finger mullet. Treasure CoastJul 28th, 2020
Your best chance to find tarpon feeding on schools of minnows is usually early morning 5:30 a.m. to 7:00 a.m. As the mullet run continues, the mullet will move inshore cruising back in the St. Lucie and Indian Rivers. Treasure CoastJul 28th, 2020
August is bait month, threadfins, pilchards, mullet and a couple left behind minnows will be schooling heavily off our coast this month. Schools of tarpon and snook along the beaches, mahi under the weed lines, kings over the reef, and sails finning on top. It’s what my dreams are made of!Treasure CoastJul 28th, 2020
Snapper fishing will be the go-to strategy for near coastal “meat hunters” offshore Stuart as many local species of snapper, including lane, vermilion, mangrove (gray), and mutton will be engaged in their yearly spawning period. Treasure CoastJul 28th, 2020
