This week’s fishing trips focused on evening excursions in both shallow and deeper waters, but Saturday’s trip stood out as particularly productive. As the waters continue to warm, I’ve noticed an increase in tarpon activity in the river, and it’s been a great time to target a variety of species.
The past week has seen plenty of reds, snook, and trout around, and Saturday’s trip was no exception. Focusing on shallow windblown shorelines proved to be a successful strategy, with a mix of species caught. One highlight of the trip was landing a massive tarpon that put my tackle to the test.
Some key takeaways from Saturday’s trip include:
– Shallow windblown shorelines can be highly productive due to the concentration of baitfish and predators
– The water turbulence created by the wind helps to mask sounds, allowing for stealthier approaches
– A grand slam was achieved, with catches including trout, redfish, snook, and tarpon
As the waters continue to warm, it’s shaping up to be an exciting time for fishing in the Indian River Lagoon. I’ll be keeping an eye on the tarpon activity and exploring more shallow water opportunities in the coming weeks.
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