SPACEFISH REPORT

This week’s pattern remains consistent with what we’ve been seeing lately. Snook are still holding tight to shallow mangrove shorelines, especially in areas with active bait.

The snook bite at Canaveral and Sebastian continues to amaze me again this week. These fish are everywhere! Next to mangrove roots, under docks, in the flats, near the jetties, and even along the beaches. There has never been a better time to chase snook than right now.

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We have some great fishing going on offshore right now. The kingfish have been plentiful and hungry! We are catching some mahi too while targeting the kingfish.

Good morning all you inlet fans and fanatics, hope you all had a great weekend, weather was awesome, but not so much the fishing. It was pretty slow all weekend with only a smattering of fish being caught, and mostly on the north jetty.

We had a great week catching lots of redfish and some speckled sea trout on the flats of Mosquito Lagoon. With the calmer winds and sunny skies the sight fishing has been amazing!

Spring has sprung. After this last front, our temps and wind directions are getting where they should be. We are seeing more and more bait every week.

Surf fishing got good again quicker than I expected! Great bite over a beautiful weekend on the beach!

The spring time bite seems to be really firing up here in the New Smyrna Beach and Mosquito Lagoon waters . The shrimp have been making a pretty good run this past week which has been firing up the trout and snook along the shorelines.

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Well, we’ve got another week of wind and weeds along the beach, but the weekend is looking great!

This week’s fishing has been almost entirely at night, getting out when the wind allows. The focus has stayed the same, targeting bigger snook tight to the mangroves, with some time spent working nearby flats as well. Overall, the pattern hasn’t changed much, and that consistency has made it easier to stay on fish.

I have been hitting the water as much as I can! From Northern Merritt Island, down to Long Point, and two days in the salt marshes of Coastal Georgia, I have been catching a ton of fish, and having a blast doing it. So today I decided to do a “spring inshore round up” to summarize my last few weeks, and talk about some trends I have been seeing, as well as sharing a few of my launch spots.

I made a social media post on my Fineline Fishing Charters account earlier this week stating that we were experiencing the best fishing of the year. I’m sticking by this statement because the bite has been absolutely fantastic and should continue to be for the next 4 to 5 weeks.

What a great weekend of fishing. Kingfish, mahi and cobia were the main species caught on our most recent trips offshore. Slow trolling live and dead bait both have been working.