Another sun-shining 80-degree week is ahead of us, with the lingering east winds tagging along! The full moon is upon us, and the fishing has been hit or miss due to the dirty waters.

How’s everyone doing? I hope you’ve managed to catch some fish despite the challenging conditions caused by the southeast winds, which have brought in dirty water along with crabs and catfish.

Another week has passed, and it seems the fish enjoyed the splendid weather just as much as we enjoyed catching them! The only downside was the arrival of those uninvited catfish…

What’s going on, everyone? Back at it with a new surf fishing report this week. This week is shaping up to be great for fishing, with the winds staying moderately low and the waves not pounding too hard.

March is here, and it’s like the sea and the sky are finally waking up after a long nap, showing off their true colors. The weather’s been pretty sweet, a bit of a mix, but overall, it’s making the waters inviting for our finned friends. And guess what? The fish seem to agree!

Well, the fish finally emerged from their slumber. The water warmed up slightly, and so did the bite! Hopefully, this trend continues throughout the month. We experienced a significant temperature spike to 68-71 degrees along the Cape Canaveral and Cocoa Beach shorelines.

The brutality of slow fishing has abated, and we have returned to cold water fishing. This past week proved to be more promising than the week before. We had to change a few techniques to secure the good bites, but overall, it wasn’t a horrible week for most.

This week has been brutal for fishing off the beach; the water has gotten really cold, and the fish do not like it at all. Finding the warmer breaks in the surf has produced some fish, but many are smaller ones.

Cape Canaveral and the northern beaches of Cocoa Beach have been teeming with the highest quality fish I’ve seen in the past week. It’s been quite remarkable, especially when compared to the catches from Melbourne and Sebastian beaches.

Kicking off with the classic, ‘It’s called fishing, not catching,’ right? This past week was a tad on the slower side but didn’t skimp on the excitement with some monstrous bluefish giving anglers a run for their money.