The weather has subsided this past week with some beautiful warmer sunny days throughout the New Smyrna Brach area. This weather looks like it will be short lived as they are calling for a cold front to slip in early next week.

We have had some summer time weather this past week with warm temperatures and rain throughout the Mosquito Lagoon area.

As Fall is trying to decide if it wants to make an appearance here in the New Smyrna Beach and Mosquito Lagoon area the fish seem to not care. The bite continues to be turned up from Daytona Beach south through the Mosquito Lagoon with several redfish, trout and snook coming boat side.

After all this rain and weather that had been sitting on us the past week and a half or so, we have finally got a break. The weather looks to be great for the next up coming week and the fishing has been 🔥 — which makes it even better.

The weather here in the New Smyrna Beach and Daytona Beach area has been a little challenging this past week. We have had gusty winds with constant onshore squalls making for some not so enjoyable conditions on the water.

The weather has been a little touch and go here in the New Smyrna Beach and Daytona Beach area with a lurking storm system moving up our coast. But the good news is that the storm system is moving north and the fishing is back to normal throughout the backwaters.

As we are starting to move into Fall here in the Central Florida area the the mornings are a little cooler and the bait has definitely started to show up. We have had an influx of mullet schools from Daytona Beach into the backwaters of New Smyrna Beach and throughout Mosquito Lagoon.

We still have not received a break from the rain here in the New Smyrna Beach area. The water level has risen quite a bit between the recent full moon and afternoon storms giving the fish new feeding opportunities.

The recent weather this past week has brought us a lot of wind and rain into the New Smyrna Beach and Daytona Beach area. With the strong easterly push coming off the Atlantic it’s also pushed an influx of water into Mosquito Lagoon as well.

Things are starting to change a bit here in the Daytona Beach and New Smyrna Beach waters. We are starting to see an influx of bait moving in and along the beach which is a […]