Inshore, the catwalk on the south bridge in Ft. Pierce was on fire in the early morning hours. Anglers there were catching ladyfish, bluefish, black drum, margate and sandperch on live shrimp, cut shrimp and cut ladyfish. Snook were active over night at the catwalk and along the south side of the inlet all the way out to the south jetty. Capt. Scott Crippen fishing in one of the all new Skull Island technical polling skiffs www.skullislandskiffs.com yesterday reported that the flats are holding a good number of gator trout. A few redfish have been reported north in the lagoon around the Queens cove area and are taking Berkley Gulp and DOA CAL minnows.

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Have a great day, Donald. 

Good morning, very windy weather made for difficult fishing conditions yesterday. We did not receive any reports from offshore yesterday.

Inshore, reports of some redfish caught on Berkley Gulp surfaced yesterday afternoon from anglers fishing north in the lagoon. Sandperch, margate, bluefish and a few spanish mackerel have been reported caught from the catwalk of the south bridge. Snook fishing remained a little on the slow over last night, however some are still being caught along the south side of the inlet. Trout fishing has been a consistent around Midway road south in the lagoon, for anglers using live shrimp suspended under a popping cork and soft plastic jigs.

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Have a great day, Donald.

Inshore, tarpon were reported at the discharge of the nuclear power plant. Snook fishing over Saturday and Sunday slowed a little, but some were reported in the turning basin and along the south side of the inlet. The catwalk has been producing bluefish, margate and big numbers of sheepshead on live or cut shrimp.

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Have a great day, Donald.

We haven't received many offshore reports in the last couple of days.  We have heard of some great wahoo fishing on the corner and towards Matinilla Shoals.  The tile fishing has been good in the 700' range off of Ft. Pierce with squid and cut cigar minnows producing best results.  The swordfishing has been pretty consistent with most boats getting several solid bites a night.  The cobias have been pushing up the beach the last few weeks but with no consistent patterns.

Inshore has been pretty solid in the lagoon.  The trout fishing has been great and there have been plenty of redfish around.  Gulp shrimp and Gulp jerk baits in Sardine and new penny colors have been working great.  The pompano fishing improved towards the end of the week from here to Jensen Beach.

Have a great weekend!!!

-Scott

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 the turning basin, inlet and off the south jetty. 2oz. redtail hawks have been producing a few in the slot catches and some over the slot sized snook as well. Bull shark catches were reported yesterday by some anglers fishing out front of the Coast Guard station along the Ft. Pierce inlet. Live shrimp have been producing catches of tomato mouth grunts along the channel edges. Trout fishing this winter has been very good due to the mild temperatures and can be found in the deeper pockets of water.

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Have a great day, Donald.

Inshore, the chilly water temperature has been hampering anglers efforts over the last couple of days. Look to the warmer deeper water of the inlet and turning basin to find fish. One angler reported a catch of an under size snook around 11:00 a.m. from the south jetty. Bluefish are still around the inlet and beaches and will take a spoon or gotcha lure.

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Have a great day, Donald.

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 continue later this week as the the weather settles down.

Inshore, weather affected the flats fishing with cooler water temperatures in skinny water. Anglers that fished over the weekend, fished in the deeper water of the inlet, turning basin and the channels of the intracoastal. Mr Choi reported catching a 54" black drum fishing on the south jetty in Ft. Pierce. Bluefish, jack crevalle and pompano are populating the surf, inlet, and the turning basin. Anglers fishing from the catwalk have been catching a few pompano and sandperch on cut shrimp.

Have a great day, Donald.

Inshore, bluefish are a dominant presence in the inlet and along our beaches. Some of the folks living on the south side of the Ft. Pierce inlet are reporting good catches of snook. The snook are mostly above the slot limit and are taking the Yo-Zuri 3-D minnow 100 and live shrimp. Trout fishing in the lagoon remains steady with soft plastics and live shrimp. Jack crevalle can be found cruising the lagoon along with pompano and a few redfish.

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Have a great day, Donald. 

Inshore, Bob O'Neal reported a good catch of trout and jacks yesterday using a gold shrimp tailed jig. Bob was fishing the west side of the lagoon a little north of Midway road. The south jetty has been producing a few snook and bluefish after sunset. Jigs and live shrimp will get you results at the jetty. Overall we have been good reports from all over the lagoon about trout fishing. Fishing for redfish has been spotty, as the schools are on the move around the lagoon.

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Have a great day, Donald.

Inshore, snook fishing has been good around the inlet and both bridges. Anglers have been getting good results with both jigs and trolling Rapala Shad Raps through the draw of the bridges. Shane Diehl reported a catch of 6 redfish south around the nuclear plant using Berkley jerk shads. Bluefish are a dominant presence in the inlet and will take spoons and cut bait. Trout fishing remains good in the deeper pockets of the lagoon and will take live shrimp or DOA Cal Minnows.

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Have a great day, Donald.