SPACEFISH REPORT

Here’s the latest update on local fishing before we get into thick of the weekend!

Went surf fishing from 8:30am – 2pm low tide near Pineda area. The surf was pretty dirty, but finally barely any seaweed. Caught a few whiting and margate using frozen shrimp on a double drop rig without the beads and floats.

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.

It’s gator season! Gator trout, that is! The last week has been some phenomenal speckled sea trout fishing here on the Space Coast, with some rainfall, lighter winds and a huge influx of finger mullet the fishing has sparked up in general.

For the most part, the past week has shown little to no weeds and has been fishable in the Cape Canaveral and Cocoa Beach areas. The water is still pretty dirty, but the best part is that the dredging has stopped!

We have been dealing with a lack of rain over the last few months on the East Coast of Florida from Daytona Beach south to New Smyrna Beach and including the Mosquito Lagoon area.

So you are probably wondering what the heck is this guy talking about with fast food and Bass fishing? I’ll go ahead and address it…

Spring has been pretty good but now that we are transitioning into summer, the big trout are chewing throughout the Indian River in Mosquito Lagoon.

Good morning all you Sebastian Inlet hardcore fishing junkies! I hope everyone had a great weekend, a safe weekend especialyy the fishing moms out there, Happy Mothers Day! After the fact. Lol.

The Ocean Obsession out of Sunrise Marina at Port Canaveral has put its customers on some great fish on recent trips.

The Shad spawn is happening, and the bass are aggressively hungry for the very early part of the day. If you are in an area where the feeding frenzy is going on it’s truly amazing fun to be had.

The wind laid down early in the week and let us fish the beach to find some jacks and a few tarpon.

Well, it’s the start of tarpon season in the New Smyrna area with schools of bait fish along the beach. Tarpon are starting to show up in the rivers as well as the inlet.

What a solid week of fishing. With summer approaching, we are hoping for more consistent days to get offshore.

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 fish.