Good morning, the ground swell created by hurricane Katia prevented boats from fishing offshore yesterday. The stirred up sea conditions all but shutdown any bait around the buoys and created some good surf conditions but slowed down any one fishing the beach. Inshore, there are plenty of mullet around the inlet and back in the…
DetailsGood morning, as hurricane Katia passes by us she leaves behind a ground swell that is not conducive for good trolling or bottom fishing. Before the ground swell appeared the trolling for sailfish was beginning to improve. Throw in a kingfish or dolphin and you have had a good day on the Atlantic. After the…
DetailsGood morning, offshore reports continue to trickle in to the store indicating some dolphin, kingfish and sailfish action. Depending on what kind of swell we get from hurricane Katia we will file a report on conditions and results from those that venture out. Devin Silas reported 2 for 4 sailfish in 180′ fishing near a…
DetailsGood morning, reports from offshore over the indicated a decent kingfish and dolphin bite. The kingfish could be found on the offshore bar and off Jupiter. The dolphin were found in 150′ straight off Ft. Pierce. There was not a lot of bait around the buoys and the bottom fishing was poor. Near shore the…
DetailsGood morning, The mullets continue to push down the beach giving shoreline anglers and boaters continuous action. Look for tarpon on the outsides of the schools (when they aren’t cart-wheeling through the air), snook and big jacks in the middle of the schools, and sharks cruising eating the left overs. This is by far one…
DetailsGood morning, Not much to report offshore due to Irene churning up the coast. Close to shore, the mullet are making a huge early push down the beaches. Tarpon, snook, big jacks and sharks are plentiful around the mullet schools. The lagoon is loading up with bait as well and good fishing will be had…
DetailsGood morning, due to windy conditions from the approach of hurricane Irene we do not have an offshore report from yesterday. We do want to wish all our friends in the Bahamas a safe journey through the approaching storm. Inshore, the snook fishing in the lagoon continues to be good. Taylor Creek spillway has been…
DetailsGood morning, due to the approach of hurricane Irene, boaters were busy pulling their boats in the boat yards or making preparations to keep them safe in the marinas. Unfortunately we can not provide you an offshore report for the next couple of days as the storm passes to our East. Inshore, we are hearing…
DetailsGood morning, congratulations to Capt. Geoff Quatraro and the crew aboard the Nelsheen for winning the 3rd annual AGC Offshore Challenge on Saturday. Slow fishing conditions persisted along the Treasure Coast over the week end and the Nelsheen crew won the total aggregate weight in the tournament with 50+ pounds of kingfish. Geoff commented that…
DetailsGood morning, typical summer time conditions persist offshore. Scattered dolphin, sailfish and kingfish can be found but all in all fishing offshore has been slow. You can find amberjack over the reefs and the wrecks and some folks have been finding success with tile fish in 700′ using squid for bait. Genuine red snapper are…
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