SPACEFISH REPORT

So I am going to start by asking a question? Have you ever faced wind gusts so intense that it blew you over, capsizing your kayak? No? Well, neither have I, but this weekend I came really close.

I only made it out a few times this week, but it was still a productive one. I landed a nice snook and a fairly large winter backwater tarpon.

Offshore has been good to us. We are catching kingfish on the 8A in good numbers and there are some blackfin tuna and sailfish mixed in.

Hello all my Sebastian Inlet peeps, I hope everyone had a nice long weekend, and the cold weather we had. It slowed the fishing down a bit because the water got down to 64 degrees, and the winds dirtier up the water again, but some nice fish were caught last week before the cold front. So here we go!

Inshore fishing slowed a bit this week as we had a very cold beginning of the week which dropped lagoon temps more than 10 degrees. While the air temps warmed up later in the week, the water temps stayed chilly.

Fishing for schooling redfish and black drum has been on fire, especially with the cooler water temperatures.

Come see Titusville’s own, Falcon Boats USA, at the Naples Boat Show this weekend! Elite Marine and our F26 will be at the show, January 22-25. Reach us on our mobile number at 321-503-5776.

With a cold front coming tomorrow and Monday, artificials may slow a bit — but live bait is getting absolutely crushed, and the big Headwaters bass are sliding shallow… you know what time it is 😎💥

This week on the water was a little slow but had some solid moments. I managed to land a few good snook and saw plenty of redfish cruising around.

If everybody used a rain barrel, it could go a LONG way in reducing the harm of run-off and nutrients to the lagoon. Get a barrel, people!

What a beautiful week we had for fishing. Even though the bite wasn’t the strongest, it was still a great time to get out and enjoy the sunshine. This week is shaping up to be a bit windier, but beach wave reports look relatively calm.

Florida bass fishing isn’t gone — but it is under pressure. And right now, too many anglers are watching the places they love slowly lose what made them special in the first place…

Great week of warmer weather, calm river and ocean brought a great week of fishing inshore and nearshore. We’ve been getting a lot of good trout on the flats and around the deeper mangrove shorelines and plenty of pompano, jacks, bluefish and ladyfish on the flats and shorelines as well.

What a week of fishing! We were able to do a bit of everything. Go deep for the tilefish, we caught them between 500 and 600 feet. Definitely had to bow the kings this week, they were on fire on 8A reef.

This past week was all about an old friend and a fly rod. I first met John from a referral from another guide for someone to take him on a fly-fishing charter. This was over 18 years ago and ever since that first outing we have spent time on the boat together with our fly gear.