The Stick Marsh fished slower for us during this week’s outing. The first light bite is still the best as the morning continues on.

I want to start out on this week’s report by sharing the picture of yesterday mornings sunrise at the Stick Marsh. It really doesn’t matter what body of water that I’m fishing on but I […]

This past week I had the pleasure of coming on board with friends this week and left my boat at home. First day was getting invited to go with Captain Glyn Austin, who shared his backyard waters with me and another good friend.

The Stick Marsh bite this past week was tough fishing. The winds played havoc on where you had to fish and also put the bass in a FUNKY mood.

The little frontal system that passed through on Friday made for a much slower bite for me on the Stick Marsh. North winds started the day with 10-15 mph winds and made it tough to fish in.

Last night’s rain we received in the Palm Bay Area was a pleasant relief finally. This past week the Stick Marsh has been showing more and more of what were submerged stumps now sticking out of the waters.

Stick Marsh waters are finally cleaning up yet at this report no signs of a Shad Spawn has occurred. Last year at this time it was on fire.

The heavy rains a couple of weeks ago that made for the spillways to flow, can be a double edged sword for us anglers. Yes the bite was fast and furious if you were in the right place at the right time, but with all the heavy flow of water in our area dirtied up the waters from Garcia into the Stick Marsh afterwards.

Last week’s rain was much needed for our area. When we get that much in such a short time there is one thing a bass angler will focus on and that is Moving Water.

Our wind machine hasn’t slowed down much for April beginnings but it will soon. This week it’s going to bring both wind and much needed rain for our area. The spawn is pretty much over […]