SPACEFISH REPORT

You don’t have to be rich to achieve your dream of reeling in that waterfront home you’ve always wanted. You just need a captain that knows where to find the fish.

Weather was nice, water was nice, but the fishing was a bit slow for the most part, no baitfish anywhere to be found, and that made it kind of tough, but there was some majorra, you just had to search and work hard to find any.

This week on the Indian River was incredibly productive! The larger female snook are starting to make their way to their spawning grounds, although many can still be found in the backwaters. While their numbers are beginning to thin out, it’s still a great time to target these fish.

Bass Fishing Central Florida’s Winter Park Chain of Lakes – Hitting Lake Virginia, Lake Osceola & Lake Mizell…

Inshore fishing is still really good, but the bite is early. Plenty of snook and some good trout as well as some jacks and a few redfish here and there.

Captain Joe and Captain Dylan have been crushing it targeting our local reefs, both 8A and Pelican.

This past holiday week has been some banner fishing from Daytona Beach south into New Smyrna Beach and Mosquito Lagoon.

Wednesday morning tournament fishing just outside of Goblets Cove, got the pair of 3lbs, on a Gambler Burner worm in Black and blue flake throwing out towards the pp of the lake while my partner flipped the reeds.

Breaking down the fishing for the weekend ahead with Mark Moses.

I’ve been wanting to fish out of the port in my bay boat, I don’t what what to do, and where to fish. What should I be doing?

This growing older ain’t for sissies! I suffered a herniated lumbar disc early in January and was unable to function for two plus months. I’m back on the water again, though I really need to be mindful of how I twist and turn my spine.

It was a non-nonstop fishing fest this week as I hit the water all 7 days! A few key trends emerged that I’d like to share…

Good morning, all my Sebastian Inlet fishing/beaching friends; I hope everyone had a great and safe weekend! This week’s report is FINALLY a better one than what has been going on — and I like that!

The water temp was 83 degrees when we started this morning and at noon it was 86.5 degrees. Top baits this week for me were Jackhammer chatterbaits, Bass Assassin RSB worms and the Mike Bucca Bull Shad 6″ Trick Shad.

Winds finally laid down and we are able to fish the beaches. However, the water temps are in the low 70s on the surface and much cooler below and the action was slow.