We have had a high pressure sitting over Florida for the last week or so producing clear sunny days and lack of rain.

Fishing has been pretty productive lately, and it looks like we can expect the same this upcoming week! As a kayak fisherman, the wind kept me off the water quite a bit last week, but I was able to pick up on a couple of trends.

It’s looking a lot like dinner time around here!! Man, we’ve had some great grocery shopping fishing lately. You anglers out there that like to eat good tasting fish need to give us a call and let’s go.

Well, with the wind we’ve had the last few days fishing has been challenging, but still very good with lots of black drum being caught and tarpon starting to show up too.

It’s snook season! The big ones are becoming more user friendly now that the water temps have risen into the mid 70-degree range.

Inshore fishing has turned on this last week. Snook bite on live bait has been pretty good with snook from lower 20” range up to the 40” size and in between.

Fishing at the inlet for has remained slow, hit-or-miss, as always, due to water conditions fluctuating between cool and warm, and clean to silty: This keeps the fish in a state of confusion as to what they should be doing.

The weather has been awesome this past week with some chamber of commerce Central Florida conditions. With this great weather has also brought a great bite through out the waters of New Smyrna Brach and Mosquito Lagoon.