Inshore, Captain Scott Crippen guided his charter, Rick Scarborough, Christopher Galavis, and Ken to a good catch of trout and snook yesterday using live bait. Snook fishing has been good on the south jetty overnight with anglers using First Light snook jigs and live bait. The area bridges have been good around the channel edges for snook after sunset. Anglers have been complaining about slime grass scattered in the lagoon, making it difficult to retrieve lures and live bait.

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Inshore, snook fishing slowed overnight at the south jetty as reported by Kadri Benton. The flats were active for trout, snook, redfish and jack crevalle for anglers using live shrimp and soft plastics.

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Inshore, snook fishing over the week end improved with the windy weather. Reports of snook and tarpon from anglers fishing the south jetty at Ft. Pierce were good with most fish taken on flare jigs. Trout fishing in the lagoon has been good with most reports coming from the north county waters. Waders are still finding some good trout fishing on both sides of the lagoon mostly south around Bear Point and the dock line on the west side.

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For the offshore fisherman the bottom fishing has been improving with warmer water temps and clarity. The FA-LA-ME reports from Cat Island, Bahamas with having one white marlin, one blue marlin, a couple nice tuna's and, a few gaffer size dolphin. The Amirita reports from the D.R. with one blue marlin and went four out of five on white marlin yesterday.

Now for this inshore fishing, the trout bite has been steadily improving over the past week. Also with the cleaner incoming tide there has been reports of sight fishing redfish north of the inlet. For the snook live bait is still the key for them, with fishing the dock lights with pinfish or pilchards.

Good Luck, Jon 

For the inshore fisherman the trout bite has been heating up by Bear Point, also there has been a good trout bite in south Vero. The snook fishing has been good as well but, the key to catching them is the live bait and light line.

Now for the offshore side of things, Devin on The Shoe reported from Cat Island, Bahamas with two Blue Marlin already today. Taylor aboard the FA-LA-ME is reporting from Cat Island, Bahamas as well with four White Marlins, and one Blue Marlin.

Good Luck, Jon  

For the offshore fisherman, the dolphin bite has been very slow for this time of year. With very few fish caught, with no distinct pattern. There has been some kingfish along the beach following the bait schools. There has been bait reported on the 10 bouy. The bottom fishing has been better with reports of a good grouper bite.

Now moving to on the inshore. The trout bite has been good south of Bear Point on the east side, using Sebile's stick shad in the natural shiner color. The snook bite has been improving in the past few days with multiple fish caught on the incoming tide in the inlet.

Good Luck, Jon

Inshore, snook fishing has been improving along the south side of the inlet and around the bridges on the backside of that bright full moon. Live shrimp, pilchards, greenies and flare type jigs will get you good results. Redfish, jacks, trout and ladyfish have been reported from Queen's Cove to the north county line on the east side. Live shrimp, spoons and soft plastics have been providing the best results.

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Good morning, Captain Chris Nelson of All Hooked Up charters reported catching a dolphin and 2 cobia in 90' off the north east grounds over the week end. Scattered dolphin and kingfish have been the rule for offshore. Captain Tris Colkett of Last Mango charters reported a good catch of snapper and grouper yesterday. Bait can be found along our beaches and you can find some smoker sized kingfish feeding on the bait schools.

Inshore, snook fishing improved slightly overnight at the south jetty and around area bridges. Live bait and jigs have been providing good results. One unidentified angler reported a school of redfish north around the county line in the lagoon yesterday. The redfish schools in the lagoon can be tricky to find as they will move around foraging  for something to eat.

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good morning, blame  on the full moon or strong offshore currents, fishing was a little on the slow side in our coastal waters over the weekend. scattered dolphin and kingfish were in the mix as well as amberjack. Bottom fishing was slow due to the strong currents. Reports of bait along our beaches included greenies and pilchards and plenty of mullet in our inlet.

Inshore, snook fishing was a little on the slow side overnight. Some snook were caught around area bridges on live bait. The south jetty produced a few snook over the week end and a few snapper. Live shrimp was the bait of choice around the catwalk on the south bridge in Ft. Pierce. Waders were finding a few trout on the west side of the lagoon around the docks along Indian River Drive.

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Have a great day, Donald.

For the offshore fisherman there has been a few reports of kingfish on the beach. Along with small scattered dolphin from 150ft to 400ft. The fishing on the corner has been slow for this time of year, with one boat going over yesterday and only getting two 100 pound yellowfins.

For the inshore side of things, there has been reports of redfish along the west bank north of the power lines, with a few trout and snook mixed in. Snook fishing in the inlet has been slow with most of the fish being caught on live bait.

Good Luck, Jon