The big redfish are showing up in better numbers this week outside of Port Canaveral. The area known as the Canaveral Bight is known for producing giant bull redfish on a fairly consistent basis throughout late November and early December.

The bite has been incredible this past week with schools of redfish and black drum. Look for more schooling with the shallow water and the colder temperatures this week.

Recent trips have been yielding some great fish and great weather as well. With the recent cold fronts cooling temperatures down and shifting the wind direction it’s made for some great days on the water.

This past weekend I fished a part of the Banana River I have never fished before on the west side of Merritt Island, just south of the 528 Causeway. I have to say, for a new spot I was pleased with how it went. Let’s dive in!

Had a good week fishing inshore and off the beach. Plenty of trout, some pompano and a few snook on the menu. Artificial bite has been strong but the snook are definitely keying in on live bait along the mangroves.

Our first real cold front hit last week putting the water temperatures on Headwaters at a cool 63 degrees but by the weekend was back to the 70 degree mark.

How’s everyone doing today? What a great week we’ve had with weather and fish all over! The pompano have started showing up along with lots of whiting and black drum.

Well, we sat back and watched the wind blow all week. Fortunately, there were a couple of days that we were actually able to fish the beach and go for some sharks at red drum.

Good morning all my Sebastian Inlet fishing friends!! Happy Monday!! I hope everyone had a wonderful weekend, the weather was awesome, fall/summer. lol.

Get the latest word on the bite with Damon from Spacefish on the Mark Moses Show. We talk local fishing every Friday on the air at 4pm.

In the spirit of gratitude and Thanksgiving I am going to talk today about Kayaks by Bo, Inc – located right along US Highway 1, and backed up to the Indian River Lagoon in Titusville.

Good morning, all my Sebastian Inlet fishing fans. I hope everyone had a fun and safe Thanksgiving weekend. Now it’s back to the grind and another installment of our weekly fishing report.

The last few days have allowed us to get out off the beaches to chase a variety of species. With the cooler water temps we are seeing more whiting, Spanish mackerel and bluefish at this time.

The past week provided us with manageable weather, allowing us to engage in some fishing and yielding good catches. However, it wasn’t a banner week. We encountered some dirty water that seems to be lingering a bit longer than I had hoped, but it held promise for pompano fishermen!

Only one day out last week. I spent Tuesday at Garcia to fish a little and look around as well. The winds were relentless blowing around 15-20 out of the east on this day.