SPACEFISH REPORT

This week’s focus has been the mangroves, targeting snook on mostly artificial presentations. The bite has been somewhat slow overall, but the opportunities have definitely been there, especially for anglers willing to put in the […]

The Mosquito Lagoon fishing has not disappointed this past week with some great bites on several species. The weather has been a little weird with wind and cold then back to warm but the fish have adjusted well.

This past week I saw the change, we’ve reached the end of fall and we’re transitioning into early winter and with this change, we can start to see schooling activity in our lagoons again.

Merry Christmas! Today I am going to dive into the world of tackle talk, and make the case for why baitcasters belong in the inshore anglers arsenal.

The bottom fishing out of Port Canaveral has been solid! Cobia, lane snapper and big triggerfish are all being caught right now.

We experienced another excellent winter week with calm winds, smooth seas, and temperatures holding around the 80s. Inshore fishing has been productive, with snook, trout, and pompano responding well to both live bait and artificial lures, while redfish action has been more inconsistent.

Fishing on your favorite pond for the next 3 months means one thing, The Spawn. Bass anglers relate to it as their Mullet Run so to speak. What is really great is we get to fish all three phases at the same time, pre-spawn and post spawn.

Good morning all my Sebastian Inlet friends and family! I hope everyone enjoyed this past weekends very nice weather! It was wonderful! Unfortunately this report is going to be one of those I don’t like to do, but as I have always said, I tell ot like it is, no fluff just to get you out there.

Tailing redfish has been the story of the past few days with low clean water and lots of big redfish tailing in the grass flats.

The New Smyrna Beach fishing has been good this past week even with the weird weather the last few days. The fish are definitely starting to set into their winter time patterns with the trout finding the sand holes shallow in the Mosquito Lagoon and deeper ledges further north throughout Edgewater and New Smyrna Beach.

I feel like lately I have neglected the areas north of Melbourne when it comes to inshore fishing reports. This past weekend, my oldest son had a soccer game against St. Mary, which is located in Rockledge. After a truly awesome Christmas season matchup between the Kindergarten squads from St. Joseph & St. Mary (Can we call it the “nativity bowl”?) I decided to hit an area of Merritt Island I had not been to in a while, Sykes Creek.

Good morning, Sebastian Inlet fishing/sightseeing fans! I trust everyone had a great weekend. You couldn’t ask for any better weather that we had! The only bad thing about it is that the fish took a vacation.

Recent trips produced both a bull redfish and several quality snook by focusing on shallow mangrove edges in roughly 2 feet of water and paddle tail soft plastics.

Inshore fishing is still pretty good. Been finding more flounder this winter on the flats than the last few years combined. Clean water, bait and the sea grass coming back is most likely the reason we are seeing more flounder.

Captains Joe and Dylan from Fired Up Charters have continued to keep their clients on some quality fish. King fishing has been very productive but so has been targeting the bottom. They are catching lane snapper, triggerfish and cobia in good numbers which makes for some fun catching and great eating!