Vero Beach has many great kayaking and standup paddle board (SUP) spots. Here’s just a few of our favorites on the Indian River Lagoon. Guest ColumnistMar 1st, 2017
Strength is necessary in kiteboarding, but not a lot, and in a much different way. For someone to be successful in the sport, they need to have satisfactory core and leg strength. Guest ColumnistFeb 27th, 2017
Offshore kayak fishing will start to pick up this month with larger kingfish and more mahi swimming through. The sailfish bite will continue to be good as well.Brian NelliFeb 27th, 2017
Fishing can be very overwhelming and there’s honestly so much to learn. Following a few simple steps will really help you break out and start fishing like you've been wanting to. Christina WeberFeb 27th, 2017
With the warmer weather, tarpon will be starting to show up around inlets and bridges. Snook fishing will be hot on the beach and getting there early will make the whole difference of catching and not.Capt. Chris SharpFeb 27th, 2017
The days of March are historically one of the better periods of the year for targeting and catching cobia, east of our St. Lucie Inlet. Capt. Rocky CarbiaFeb 27th, 2017
March is a good month for redfish along the inside dock lines on the west side of the Indian River. D.O.A. Shrimp and Paddle Tail Grubs work great casting parallel to the docks and flipping under the planks. Work it slow, with consistent twitches.Capt. John YoungFeb 27th, 2017
The last few years we have seen excellent dolphin fishing during March and that's following mild winters like this one, so I can only hope that tradition holds and fish tacos it is.Capt. Scott FawcettFeb 27th, 2017
As the sun warms up the water again, look for fish to travel into the shallows to feed. Trout will continue to be most prevalent in the deeper grass flats in two to four feet of water. Those anglers using live shrimp on popping corks, Deadly Combos, C.A.L. jerk baits and top water will have the best chance at hooking up with a trout.Capt. Charlie ConnerFeb 27th, 2017
The inshore fishing should be red hot this month with plenty of snook action around the Fort Pierce turning basin and the north and south bridges.Capt. Joe WardFeb 24th, 2017
