SPACEFISH REPORT

Good week of inshore fishing with a little bit of nearshore as well. Inshore has been decent despite the winds with plenty of trout, tripletail, jacks and bluefish with a few snook mixed in on live bait.

Our wind machine hasn’t slowed down much for April beginnings but it will soon. This week it’s going to bring both wind and much needed rain for our area. The spawn is pretty much over […]

Hello Sebastian Inlet fans and anglers, happy April, and a continuation of March’s weather! I guess that old saying that if March comes in like a lion, it will go out like a lamb, I guess mother nature forgot to tell that to April, because we are still LIONING!

This week I only managed to get out a handful of times, but the overall trend is clear. There’s plenty of bait around and the fish are definitely feeding.

Spring flats fishing is heating up over the last few days. The water in the Indian River Lagoon has warmed from 72 degrees up to just over 80 degrees over this time.

This past week has been pretty tough sledding in the surf up and down Florida’s East Coast. I’ve been out in Melbourne Beach about 4 or 5 times and yesterday (Sunday) was the first “fishable” (but still weedy) day over this period.

New Smyrna Beach has had some great chamber of commerce days this past week with clear skies and plenty of sun. The fish have definitely liked the weather as well with several different species coming boat side this past week.

Fishing was productive this week, with consistent action across the board…

Last week I talked about the rising cost of a cast. Things like fuel, travel, and the quiet math we all do before deciding how far we’re willing to go to fish. But there’s another side to that equation. If we’re spending more just to get to the water, it makes sense to lean on lures that don’t just work, but consistently work; and most importantly, work without draining the wallet.

Fishing was hot from the start, monster Whiting, some stud Pomps including 1 at 16″, and a solid Weakfish. Only 1 cat. 6 nice Pompano, 1 Weakfish, and 37 solid Whiting with a few Spots mixed in.

Big snook are just one of the species that we are catching at Fineline Fishing Charters right now. This one was the largest of the week at 37 inches and 24 inches in girth. That’s a chunky fish my friends!

Super excited to announce the Ocean Obsession (OO) out of Sunrise Marina in Port Canaveral is finished with the awesome boat upgrades from this past winter and is back on the water! On their most recent trip, they put their customers on a nice variety of fish.

Great week of inshore and nearshore fishing with warm weather and little wind. Inshore bite on the flats and shorelines was good with a lot of trout, bluefish, jacks along with some pompano and snook on artificial.

The fishing was good on the days we could get out there. Our customers caught a number of different species. Slow trolling both 8A and Pelican reefs produced good numbers of kingfish with a couple dolphin mixed in.

Good morning all my Sebastian Inlet friends and fishers, I hope you all had a great weekend, wasn’t too awful bad except for the wind on Sunday, temps stayed good. Lol. Looks like the week is going to be another windy and wavy week for fishing, the water is still warmed up a bit, fluctuating between 71-73 for the most part.