Good morning, wind and rain drove the weekend weather situation. Strong easterly winds with gusts above 50 kept the areas boats in port. Now that the low that was driving the weather has moved on, calmer sea conditions are being forecast for the week ahead. Trollers and live bait fisherman should find the reefs holding…
DetailsGood morning, the weather folks are predicting windy and wet weather conditions for this weekend. Offshore boats will remain in port due to the possibility of small craft warnings. The rains are a blessing for us and we wish we could send some of them to Texas. Inshore, mullet schools remain prevalent and species like…
DetailsGood morning, windy weather conditions kept boats from venturing offshore yesterday. From the forecast for the rest of this week, it looks like there is going to be a small craft advisory through the weekend. Inshore, our inlet and the beaches have been invaded by bluefish feasting on finger mullet. The little rascals are a nuisance…
DetailsGood morning, the offshore reports are still slow to come these days. The general information we have received indicate some cobia, kingfish, amberjack, sailfish and dolphin are scattered across the areas reefs. Bottom fishing remains good for black sea bass and mangrove snapper on the shallow reefs and a few grouper out in deeper water. Inshore,…
DetailsGood morning, the weekend reports from offshore remained untouched. Scattered across the reefs here were a few dolphin, sailfish, blackfin tuna and kingfish. The biggest news was from Taylor Hansen fishing aboard the boat Rough-N-It out of New Smyrna Beach on Friday, they went 10 for 12 sailfish on trolled bally-hoo and had 8 bites from wahoo…
DetailsGood morning, offshore reports remain scarce as of this writing, this could change with the predicted approaching cooler weather for the weekend. Yesterday Lee Howard reported catching 3 dolphin and 2 blackfin tuna in 80′-120′ trolling bally-hoo. This weekend if you try your luck expect to find scattered dolphin, sailfish, blackfin tuna, bonita, kingfish and wahoo…
DetailsGood morning, the weather folks are telling us that we might see some fall air arrive along the Treasure Coast this Sunday and Monday. Winds are supposed to be higher and from the northeast direction which could affect sea conditions. There have been a few sailfish caught and released over the last few days and…
Details“ Good morning, We are starting to see some small numbers of sailfish pushing down the coast. There are still some dolphin around from the bar out to 200′ and there have been plenty of cobia in 60′ on the scattered reefs. The swordfishing has been great to our South with some boats hooking as…
DetailsGood morning, offshore fishing still remains a little on the slow side for now. A few area boats are gearing up for the sailfish season which is right around the corner. The tournament season kicks off with a sailfish tournament out of New Smyrna Beach the first week end in October. Offshore for now remains…
DetailsGood morning, there is not much to report from offshore over the weekend. One bright note is that Debbie Dawson caught 3 cobia on Saturday fishing in 50′ using a jig. Dolphin, bonito, kingfish and a few sailfish are scattered about over the area reefs. Inshore, greenies can be found along the beach along with…
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