Near-coastal Bite Picking Up
This week’s near-coastal bite picked back up considerably compared to last weeks for captain Justin and I here at Fineline Fishing Charters. Flounder were the main edible species that we started catching inside of the pier and near structures outside of the Ports basins.
Kayak Fishing East Lake Toho
There are a couple of different places you can launch from if you are interested in kayaking East Lake Toho, and over time I will certainly go back and explore other parts of the lake.
Sebastian Inlet Report
The fishing for the most part in the entire inlet has been just "OK." There are some more schools of mullet moving around in the inlet, and that is attracting the predator fish.
Bait Running Thick in Lagoon
The river is ALIVE with our Fall bait run at this time of year. There was so much bait on our first spot this past week we couldn’t get a bite on our artificial lures. Once the large pods moved on we started to get bit.
Good Fishing Inshore
Inshore has been the place to be last week with the mullet schools around. The cooler temps this week have helped the bait and gamefish keep active.
Cool Enough for Fishing!
With September’s gradually cooling evenings allowing the once too warm waters to begin dropping into the eighty-five and lower degree ranges my interest in fishing again is restored…
Full Moon Approaching…
With the full moon approaching, the tarpon bite is on fire and snook are feeding on the outgoing tide on schools of finger mullet around docks. We're getting schools of black drum as well as redfish on certain points throughout the lagoon, too.
A Little Tease from the Fall Weather
It seemed as the Fall weather gave us a little tease here in Central FL this past week with some lows in the 60’s. Unfortunately that was short lived and we are back into high 70’s at night and 90’s in the day.
Weekend Fishing Report
Get the latest word on the bite with Damon from Spacefish on the Mark Moses Show. We talk local fishing every Friday on the air at 4pm.
Budget Friendly Starter Kayaks
So maybe you stumble upon my weekly writings because you have already been bitten with the kayak fishing bug and you’re looking to upgrade from your starter kayak to something a little more advanced. Maybe you have stumbled upon these reports because you want to be more involved in fishing, and you want to have a chance to get out from the shorelines, and the beaches and explore the water.
Mullet Run Madness in the Surf
September turned in a variety of catches surf fishing the Space Coast. Black drum, pompano, margate, palometas and snook recognize the main cast of characters. While the conditions weren’t always ideal, the time spent understanding the varying scenarios helped improve on the consistency of catching.
Inlet Water Conditions Suffer from Lee
Mr. Brodie, shows off a nice catch-and-release redfish he caught while fishing with his brother on the inlet's north side using live shrimp. The fish was released unharmed. Good morning all you fishing inlet fishing fanatics, hope everyone had a great weekend! Once again, it's time for your [...]