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Meet your go-to guide for Central Florida's finest kayak fishing adventures! With over a decade of experience fishing the waters of the Indian River in South Brevard, I've got the expertise to put you on the fish. As the owner of JP Kayak Fishing and Tours, I'm passionate about sharing my knowledge and love for kayak fishing with anglers of all levels. From the serene waters of the Indian River to the thrill of catching a monster snook, I'll help you experience the best of Central Florida's fishing scene from the comfort of my motorized kayak. Let's ride out and make some unforgettable memories!
I haven’t been out fishing very much at all over the past few weeks, but I was finally able to get out for a solid trip Monday morning. With sheephead season starting to pick up, I figured I’d spend the morning seeing what the sheephead situation was looking like.
Rain and wind kept me off the water for most of the week, but I was able to get out Sunday and Monday evenings.
The bait is here, the fish are feeding, and the predators are happy!
The mullet run has officially begun, water temperatures are comfortable, and the fishing has been pretty productive lately.
Another mix of early morning and evening trips this past week, and it definitely had its ups and downs.
The fishing has been pretty good lately, and the lagoon is starting to show some signs of the fall transition.
This past week I mainly focused on night trips, and there was quite a variety of fish showing up. I caught some good snook, redfish, and even a tarpon. Oddly enough, though, I didn’t see very many speckled trout.
Fishing this week has seemed to slow down a little, but there are still plenty of opportunities to find a good bite if you know what to look for. I fished a mixture of morning and evening trips throughout the week, and one pattern continued to stand out: bait and predators are both favoring areas protected from the wind.
I didn’t spend as much time fishing this past week as usual, but I still managed to get out for a few trips. Early mornings continued to be the most productive, with a nice snook coming from a spoil island on a small paddle tail. Speckled trout and a variety of other inshore species were around as well, keeping things interesting even if the action wasn’t especially memorable.
Most of my trips this week took place during the early morning hours. I had a few productive days mixed in with a couple slower ones, but that’s been pretty typical lately.
