Good morning, dolphin, cobia, sailfish and kingfish can be found offshore scattered over a wide area of the Atlantic. Improved weather conditions should allow anglers to venture out over the next few days and we will be able to provide …

Good morning, reports from offshore at the end of last week indicated some good dolphin fishing could be found along with some cobia. David Recor reported catching 3 dolphin to 30# in 120' southeast of Ft. Pierce on Saturday. Bill Theiss …

  Good morning, windy rough conditions kept offshore boats in port yesterday. This morning has certainly turned out nice and there are boats headed offshore. Check back with us tomorrow for an update. Inshore, snook fishing overnight was good in …

Good morning, windy conditions prevented boats from venturing offshore yesterday. Look for reports to include dolphin, cobia, kingfish, wahoo and a few sailfish with the improving weather this week. Inshore, the chilly water temperature has been hampering anglers efforts over …

  Good morning, very windy weather over the weekend coupled with cold temperatures kept area boats in port. Before the winds, anglers were finding a few cobia, dolphin, kingfish and sailfish scattered across our coastline. Look for similar action to …

Good morning, wet weather kept most boats in port yesterday. Anglers are prepping for the anticipated spring run of yellowfin tuna in the northern part of the Bahamas. George Hogan was in the shop yesterday and told us his last trip over …

Good morning, wet rainy weather hampered efforts for anyone trying their hand at fishing offshore yesterday. Today doesn't look much better as anglers are anxious to get back out looking for cobia, kingfish and dolphin. Inshore, Bob O'Neal reported a good …

Good morning, windy weather over the week end kept most boats in port. Look for cobia, kingfish, dolphin and a few sailfish reports to return to our fishing report as soon as weather permits. Inshore, snook fishing has been good …

  Good morning, yesterday turned out to be a complete blow out for offshore anglers. Strong winds kept boats in port again yesterday, keeping anglers anxious for a shot at swordfish locally or tuna and wahoo over on the corner. …