South Lake Okeechobee: Nov. 2017

This month (November) expect big numbers and awesome quality of largemouth bass as the weather begins to cool down. The males are already in the back flats getting things ready for the female migration.Nov 6th, 2017

Fish Heads of Stuart announces upcoming tournaments

Fish Heads of Stuart has announced two tournaments for the Treasure Coast’s approaching 2017/2018 Sailfish season, the relaunch of the “Quickie” - Nov. 27-29, and the fifth annual Fish Heads of Stuart Sailfish Invitational-Dec. 14-17. Oct 26th, 2017

Michael Shields Memorial Inshore Open a success

2017 Michael Shields Inshore Open attracted 170 anglers who fished in either a guided or unguided division. Oct 26th, 2017

Hurricane Impacts on Fish

As Florida and the Caribbean continues to recover from Hurricane Irma, those of us whose livelihoods either depend on fishing or simply work to support a fishing habit, are probably wondering how natural disasters impact fish...Oct 26th, 2017

Hooper and Gonzalez win September Backcountry Fishing Association Tourney

Brandon Hooper and Ricky Gonzalez took first-place with a 6.41-pound trout and a 4.69-pound redfish. Oct 26th, 2017

2017 Treasure Coast Bonito Blast Wrap-Up

The fifth annual Treasure Coast Bonito Blast attracted 177 register boats with over 500 participants. Over $70,000 raised for Wounded Warriors.Oct 26th, 2017

Stuart Sailfish Club 39th annual Junior Angler Tournament raises fun and funds for youth

Seventy-seven youth fished the Stuart Sailfish Club Junior Angler Tournament. Zane Price won Ted Glasrud Perpetual Trophy as the outstanding junior angler.Oct 26th, 2017

Treasure Coast Caster Tournament Results

Treasure Coast Caster tournament updates, for both Senior and Junior Divisions.Oct 26th, 2017

From the Shore: Oct. 2017

Mullet are pushing in the Indian River Lagoon and St. Lucie River and there is plenty of bait, making October an exciting time for the land-based angler on Florida's Treasure Coast.Oct 1st, 2017

Stuart Inshore: Oct. 2017

Mullet of all sizes have arrived in big numbers on the Treasure Coast, which means fishing in October is outstanding for snook in the Indian and St. Lucie rivers.Oct 1st, 2017