tripletail

Hey gang, it’s been an interesting few weeks as you all know with the weather the way it has been. Now that we’ve turned the corner on winter and we’re heading solidly into our spring season, you can expect the winds to pick up for the next 4 to 6-weeks. This will make getting off the beaches a little more difficult than we would like.

On the days that we do have the ability to get out there, I’ll be looking for a variety of springtime species. The three main species I’ll be targeting are tripletail, cobia, and snook on my near-coastal excursions. If you have a group that you would like to get involved with chasing these species, you can reserve your trip right on my website reservation page. I am also going to be starting a new program where I will be putting 2 to 3-anglers together on a “shared expense” fishing trip to chase these and other species. Most of this action is going to occur within about 10-miles of the beaches, depending on water temperature, water clarity, and location of bait pods along the near-coastal waters. If you are interested in signing up for one of these 5 or 8-hour shared expense fishing trips please email me at captjimross@cfl.rr.com and let me know. I’ll put you in a special group that I’ll email on those days that I can make this happen. Although the spring break time is a very busy time for me here on the Space Coast, that doesn’t mean that I can’t fit you in. If I have a day on my reservation page that looks like it is already booked, please give me a call at 321-636-3728. If I don’t answer, please leave a message and I’ll see what I can do to squeeze you in on your preferred day of the week.

Now let’s talk about the fishing…

Redfish, speckled trout and black drum action will continue to be good in the Mosquito Lagoon and both rivers. We should be able to catch them on artificial, cut bait, and live baits. So, give me a call or go to the website to book your trip today and we’ll get out there and catch your next memory.