We had a good week of fishing on the beach and inshore! The beach weeds mostly moved out over the past week, allowing lots of whiting, bluefish, black drum, and margate to eat our baits.

Well, we’ve got another week of wind and weeds along the beach, but the weekend is looking great!

The bite has still been steady, and it’s been nice to have some calm water and beautiful days to fish. Unfortunately, that looks to come to an end starting this weekend and for most of next week. It will still be fishable, but a heavy sputnik will definitely be needed.

We finally got some decent reports of fish being caught off the beach this past week. Although many of the notable catches were closer to Sebastian, there were still a few solid reports in the Cape Canaveral and Cocoa Beach areas.

Hope everyone stayed warm over the past couple of weeks with all the cold fronts that rolled through. This week and next week look like they’re going to warm up, and hopefully that helps warm the water up a bit too, because the cold has definitely been taking a toll on the fish.

What a beautiful week we had for fishing. Even though the bite wasn’t the strongest, it was still a great time to get out and enjoy the sunshine. This week is shaping up to be a bit windier, but beach wave reports look relatively calm.

Hope everyone had a good Christmas and ate plenty of cookies. Now it’s time to start catching some fish! The fish have been around with the water cooling down.

This upcoming week is shaping up to be prime pompano fishing conditions. We’re looking at a 2–4 ft swell on the beach, near-perfect water temperatures, and light winds that appear to be shifting direction day by day.

This week is shaping up to be one of the best stretches we’ve had in a while along the Cocoa Beach and Cape Canaveral shoreline.

What a turnaround we’ve had! The recent cold front fired things up along the beaches, and the bite has been solid. People in Cocoa Beach down through Cape Canaveral and Patrick, have been bringing in plenty of whiting, a few black drum, and a good mix of pompano—mostly small ones, but with some solid keepers in the mix.