Kayak Fishing: Dec. 2017
While offshore kayak fishing, trolling the 90-to-200-foot depths will give you the best shot at a sailfish, mahi, king or wahoo bite.Nov 27th, 2017
Fly Fishing Corner – Sometimes it’s good to slow down
Many times, my clients hear me instructing them repeatedly to slow down their fly. Once they listen, suddenly they start catching fish.Nov 27th, 2017
From the Land: Dec. 2017
Beach fishing in December is when things start to pick up for the pompano fisherman. Nov 27th, 2017
Stuart Inshore: Dec. 2017
A couple good cold fronts should move the flounder into the inlet and river. A simple rig to use is a live finger mullet on a jig head around channel edges and points of land.Nov 27th, 2017
Stuart Offshore: Dec. 2017
If targeting wahoo while we’re still targeting the sails and mahi, I normally sacrifice a flatline and the second dredge and put a planer or one of our Canon 10TS downriggers down with double-hooked mullet or ballyhoo and a Scylla Lure over top of it. Nov 27th, 2017
Stuart Deep Sea: Dec. 2017
King mackerel, mahi, snapper, and grouper will be the preferred targets of captains and crews plying the waters from 50 to 150 feet.Nov 27th, 2017
Indian River: Dec. 2017
Pompano have already arrived in the area and not only provide great fishing action, but fantastic table fare. Nov 27th, 2017
Fort Pierce Inshore: Dec. 2017
The inshore fishing in December should be red hot as the macks, bluefish, pompano and croakers start working their way … Nov 27th, 2017
Fort Pierce Offshore: Dec. 2017
Sailfish can be caught in our water all through the year, but this is the time of year that we will have the biggest abundance of them and they will be hungry.Nov 27th, 2017