Sight fly fishing is the game and I don’t know one serious fly guy or gal who is not getting fired up when a school of tarpon, cruising snook on the beach, jacks, albies or mackerel show up. Treasure CoastJun 30th, 2018
Walking the beaches of the Treasure Coast is something I primarily do in July, looking for schools of bait fish that will hold catch and release snook, Spanish mackerel, jack crevalle and some tarpon, that’ll be cruising around. Treasure CoastJun 29th, 2018
The tarpon are currently all over the keys, and should be showing up here in July, around four to seven a.m. at the inlet and crossroads.Treasure CoastJun 29th, 2018
Calm seas and the opportunity to target tarpon to tuna, and everything on either side, makes July a prime month to hit the water.Capt. Scott FawcettJun 29th, 2018
Mornings on the river will bring action at first light on top water lures for snook or trout along the flats. They will seek deeper water as the sun rises. Capt. Charlie ConnerJun 29th, 2018
The inshore fishing in July should be about as good as it gets for trout, expect a nice redfish bite, and good low light tarpon action.Capt. Joe WardJun 29th, 2018
