This October and from here on out, our waters will be missing something that has been a shining part of them for the last 42 years. Capt. Patrick Price, the DayMaker.Treasure CoastOct 6th, 2021
Around the Fort Pierce south jetty, look for flounder on the beach side. Snook bite will be good in the inlet. Use live baits, like greenies and mullet. Spanish mackerel and blue fish will be showing up in the inlet and will take anything shiny. Treasure CoastOct 6th, 2021
The pelagic predators and prey are on the move, with snapper still hiding on the reefs, mahi-mahi’s all grown up swimming along with the cobia, kingfish and sailfish. Treasure CoastOct 6th, 2021
Bottom fishing Is staring to heat up. As we fish the 80-to-100-foot area from Fort Pierce to Sebastian, we are seeing very nice mutton snapper and mangrove snapper. Treasure CoastSep 30th, 2021
Last October offshore Sebastian, we had good catches of cobia, some mangrove snapper as well as lane and vermilion snapper.Treasure CoastSep 29th, 2021
The Stuart Sailfish Club, has announced the appointment of Robert “Fly” Navarro as the tournament director for the 68th annual Stuart Light Tackle Tournament, scheduled for Dec. 9-11, 2021. Treasure CoastSep 29th, 2021
This time of year brings changes to local reefs in the form of more frequent strong winds and cold fronts. When conditions allow though, divers can make great dives if they remain prepared and poised to take advantage of narrow weather windows when they arise. Treasure CoastSep 29th, 2021
