Traditionally February has always been the best month for cobia, sight casting to manta rays as they migrate down and up the coast and I’m expecting this year to be the best we’ve seen in about a decade.Capt. Scott FawcettJan 31st, 2018
Sheepshead will be plentiful around the river and the larger fish will be coming into the river to breed. They showed up early this year and January has been a great month for them. Capt. Charlie ConnerJan 31st, 2018
Snook season reopens February 1st and the snook action should be red hot around the Fort Pierce Inlet and the local bridges.Treasure CoastJan 31st, 2018
February is a good time to target a lot of different species, from pompano, jacks and sheepshead around deeper cuts to snook, reds, flounder and trout along the mangroves and structure.Brian NelliJan 31st, 2018
Since lobster season remains open through March, divers have plenty of time to bag a delicious meal while exploring area reefs. Steve WoodJan 31st, 2018
Delicious tripletail will be in full swing this month. They love this cold weather and will be hanging under any weeds or floating debrisTreasure CoastJan 31st, 2018
