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Kerr and Dupuis take first-place in February Backcountry Fishing tournament

Brian Kerr and Ryan Dupuis pulled it together landing the first-place standing with a 2.23-pound trout and a 10.30-pound snook.Mar 12th, 2018

Nicholas Rosario wins TCC February tournament

Nicholas Rosario took the first-place slot of the Treasure Coast Casters (TCC) Senior Inshore Division Tournament held on Sunday, February 11.Mar 12th, 2018

Kicking off spring fishing in March

The Treasure Coast is famous for incredible night fishing. March is a great month for this type of fishing and usually delivers consistent big snook.Mar 7th, 2018

Land-based: March 2018

Snook will start moving in on the flats and the heat of the day can be when these fish are most active. Feb 27th, 2018

Stuart Inshore: March 2018

The pompano bite has been very steady just inside the inlet using sand fleas as bait on fish finder rigs.Feb 27th, 2018

Stuart Offshore: March 2018

Expect to see more dolphin, cobia, kingfish, blackfin tuna, and the occasional wahoo hitting the docks.Feb 27th, 2018

Stuart Deep Sea: March 2018

Excellent snapper fishing will continue to prevail through the days of March.Feb 27th, 2018

Fort Pierce Inshore/Nearshore: March 2018

The inshore bite for redfish should be good in the deeper holes up around Jack Island and Queen's Cove. Feb 27th, 2018

Fort Pierce Offshore: March 2018

Cobia is an awesome fighting fish and one of the best tasting fish in the ocean. Feb 27th, 2018

Fort Pierce Deep Sea: March 2018

Migratory March is here and so are the cobia!Feb 27th, 2018