Despite limited time on the water this week, the Indian River continues to impress! The river is alive and kicking, with abundant mullet attracting some serious predators.

This week’s focus was on exploring both dock structures and mangrove shorelines/flats. While the docks were relatively quiet, the mangroves and flats proved to be hotspots.

This week’s fishing report is an exciting one! We kicked off the week with a bang, scoring multiple productive trips with a variety of species. Snook, trout, redfish, flounder, and jack crevalle all made an […]

Despite only making two trips this week, the fishing was productive and showed promising signs for the upcoming weeks.

Another exciting week of fishing is ahead of us, with a continuation of last week’s successful strategy. Our focus remains on dock fishing, with some exploration of the spoil islands.

This week, I strictly focused on dock fishing, targeting snook in the Indian River. I primarily used the Mirrolure Lil John 1/16 oz jig, but also mixed in a paddle tail from time to time.

The week started off strong with favorable fishing conditions, but unfortunately, things took a turn for the worse in the latter half. Despite the challenges, I was able to find some productive spots, focusing on spoil islands and docks, which both yielded some great catches.

This week, I targeted snook, trout, and redfish in the mangrove shorelines of the Indian River, focusing on morning fishing trips. The windblown areas with abundant baitfish held plenty of snook, waiting for an easy meal.

This week, I targeted the mangrove shorelines in the Indian River, focusing on early morning fishing trips to beat the heat. The bite has been consistent throughout the morning, slowing down as the sun rises higher in the sky.

It was a typical week on the water, with plenty of average-sized catches to go around. However, the scorching heat made things a bit more challenging for both fishermen and fish alike.