The bite has continued to be strong after the influx of holiday boat traffic that had scattered from Daytona Beach south through New Smyrna Beach and Mosquito Lagoon for the Forth of July.

Snook are still the stars of the show outside of Port Canaveral this week. Live baitfish are the number one way to get a bite, but you can also cast 4 to 5-inch soft plastic lures to schools of fish that are holding in the surf break.

This week has been all about tarpon fishing with light winds, warm waters, and lots of bait along the beach with and in the river. Tarpon have shown up in large numbers

The inshore and backwater fishing from Daytona Beach south through New Smyrna Beach and Mosquito Lagoon has been as hot as the weather! We’ve been landing some beautiful trout and redfish, with a few snook in the mix as well.

Summer has finally set in here on the Space Coast and the tarpon migration is definitely starting to heat up! Anglers can find these trophy fish all the way up and down the coast, inshore, along the beach, in ditches along salt marshes, saltwater ponds, the possibilities of where to catch these fish.

The inshore bite has been good as long as you get started before the sun comes up. Water is in the mid 80s early morning and hotter as the sun comes up. There are some snook, redfish and big jacks around the bait schools.

Hello, Sebastian Inlet fans and friends; I hope everyone had a fantastic weekend, even though it was scorchingly hot! Unfortunately, this week’s report is dismal once again.

Good week fishing, inshore, and off the beach, but a slow end of snook season in the lagoon.