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Daytona Fishing

The Almighty Sheepshead

By Cam Staff  Boy I’m sure glad that I’m not standing in two feet of snow right now! The weather …
ShrimpFeverBurning

Fishing Report: Shrimping Fever Burning High

Mandie & Scott Conyers Had Great Night Oak Hill (photo) February Shrimping Fever Burning High Shrimp continue to draw a …
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Fishing Report: Central St. Johns

Central St. Johns February might be the peak month for speckled perch (Crappie) this season. Recently we have seen bigger …
Winter Fishing Daytona

Winter Fishing Techniques 101

By CAM Staff  If you are one of the many Snowbirds or seasonal residents returning to Florida for the winter, …
Daytona Fishing

Crappie Fever

By Charlie McCullough  Boats are lining up at the ramps to get in on the fun. It’s that time of …

Mullet Run Basics

Anglers along Florida’s east coast have been anxiously waiting all year for the fall mullet run. It’s here! Now is the time to grab your rod and head to the coast for some of the most exciting, frenetic fishing of the year.

Ormond to St. Augustine Fishing Report: Sept 2014

It’s that time again.... school is already back in session... Redfish will be schooling up as well this month. Not the flats fish but the giant deep water “Bull” redfish will be stacked at the inlets and other deep water spots.

Lake Monroe, Lake Jessup & Lake Harney Fishing Report: Sept 2014

Water levels are up. Hot days get cooled by afternoon showers. Fish are behaving in their summertime patterns and back to school means the golf courses and fishing holes are less frequented for a few weeks.

Central St John’s River Fishing Report & Forecast: Sept. 2014

We are having record hot weather over here on Florida’s most famous river, and it looks like September will hold more of the same. But not to worry, fish early and late or straight through day for some real good catches of largemouth bass or Bluegill and Bream.

Capt. Rod’s Fall Surf Fishing Forecast

Fall is probably the time when surf anglers can target and catch a wider selection of species from along Florida’s east coast than during any other time of year. Surprisingly, knowing the best methods to catch each of these fish is only a small part of a successful fishing experience.

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