SPACEFISH REPORT

On Sept 23, weather conditions compounded to create a perfect storm for a big day of surf fishing in South Florida…

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Decent week of fishing with some good sized bait schools along the beaches before the cold front. Cold front later in the week brought some nice weather but we will see if it brings more bait.

What’s going on everyone! It’s been a while since my last report but here’s what I’ve been seeing line up for the week. We have a system approaching that is sure to push some seaweed onto our beaches and hopefully along with it More Fish!

The Stick Marsh is still giving up some good bites once again but where you fish is the reason why. If the spillway is flowing coming out of Garcia then that’s where the action is at.

Since it got windy last week, we finally got out there yesterday and we’re back out there today. It seems like the bunker disappeared with the wind and we’re just going out with frozen minnows at this moment.

Hello all you Sebastian Inlet fans and fanatics, I hope everyone enjoyed the weekend, the weather was nice, but the fishing took a drastic turn from being great, to being pretty slow due to the nasty winds and waves we had from last Thursday on through the weekend.

Fishing has really been very good this week with the cooler temperatures and flood tides. We’re getting lots of redfish starting to move up towards the shoreline and starting to group up in schools as large as 80 fish.

The water levels have rose throughout the backwaters of Mosquito Lagoon and the region’s backwaters over the past week. With the recent rains and NE winds the water levels have came up which along with the influx of bait pods just reassures that Fall is in the air.

It was tough to do much fishing over the back half of last week on account of the ocean absorbing most of the beach. That’s how it was down on the south end of brevard county, anyway…

The mullet run has officially begun, water temperatures are comfortable, and the fishing has been pretty productive lately.

This week, I want to simplify one of the most important, and probably least exciting, pieces of fishing equipment we use; and that is the braided fishing line.

The spillways are flowing on the Stick Marsh again this past week. This time we weren’t the only ones fishing it. Two other boats beat us there so boat positioning in the small area wasn’t the best for us.

We are finding pogies in the bite early. It’s been tough to get them but they are there. We have been catching them more up towards the tip.

The bite has been good on Headwaters Lake, with water temperatures around 83° today.