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Fishing in Janurary
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In the past week only a few species of fish have been willing to bite a hook. Around Port Canaveral, sheepshead have been hitting shrimp when fished near barnacle covered pilings and other structure. (Read more)
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East Central Florida Fishing Outlook, October 2009
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Fishing Forecast for East Central Florida (Read more)
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Light Tackle Action
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Around Port Canaveral, mangrove snapper continue to aggressively feed on live shrimp around the jetties. In addition, large jacks have been attacking top water lures and scented jerk baits throughout the port. (Read more)
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Space Coast Fishing
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In the past week, mangrove snapper have not been able to resist live shrimp when fished inside Port Canaveral. During an outgoing tide, a free lined shrimp has worked very well around the jetties, docks and other structure. (Read more)
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Sunrise Fishing Port Canaveral, Banana River
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In the past week, the black drum bite has been hot around the spoil islands in the Banana River near the "No Motor Zone". Around Port Canaveral, flounder have continued to bite a wide variety of artificial and fresh dead baits along sandy bottoms throughout the port. (Read more)
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Summertime Door Mats
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Inside Port Canaveral, flounder measuring up to twenty inches have been caught on sandy bottoms near pilings, docks, and other structure on both live and artificial bait.
Snook fishing at night has also been good near the North jetty at Port Canaveral. (Read more)
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7/11/2009 - Port Canaveral summertime Snapper, Grouper, & Cobia
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Great day to be on the water with the snapper, grouper and cobia chewin (Read more)
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Half Day 7/10/09
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Half day for Clayton Hooks, Justin and Stephen Adams. Caught a limit of 8 Kings and one undersized Cobia released (Read more)
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Summertime Red Snapper
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Charter party caught 8 keeper red snapper from 8 to 18 pounds (Read more)
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Kings Are In
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16 miles is all you have to go to catch quality Kings and Mahi. (Read more)
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East Central Florida Fishing Outlook
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Light tackle saltwater fishing forecast. (Read more)
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Indian River Trout
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Top water lures such as MirrOLure's (16mr808) Mirromullet with a black back and orange belly have worked well from as early as one hour before sun up to 9:30 am, and again during the last few hours of the day. Also, live bait fish such as mullet or a pinfish under a cork has worked well later in the day until around noon in about four to six feet of water. (Read more)
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Red Hot Fishing
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In the last few days of snook season, my clients have had many opportunities to catch snook in and around Port Canaveral. Many of these fish have measured 24 to 38 inches in length. When fishing the flats, large "gator" trout can not resist a live pigfish, pinfish, or mullet when fished under a popping cork. Many of these large trout have been caught in three to four feet of water during low light conditions. (Read more)
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Snook At the Port
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Around Port Canaveral, snook have been caught on a variety of live and artificial baits near the jetties, docks and the S.R. 401 bridge located at the west end of the port. Live mullet, pinfish, and shrimp have worked well when free lined near these structures at night. (Read more)
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Sarrgassum, slicks, and structure.....Oh My.
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Mahi are still scattered from 150-?. Look for clean water with bait. (Read more)
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Mahi are late but here
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Mahi are being caught a little late this year. (Read more)
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More Donks, And the Mahi have arrived.
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The Dorado have arrived slowly but surely. (Read more)
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Spring Time reds
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Bright sunny days, and warm temperatures have helped redfish and black drum return to the flats. In the Indian River, north of Titusville, live shrimp have worked well when sight casting to smaller schools of reds. (Read more)
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Holy Mackerel
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kingfish are off the chain at pelican reef. They have arrived. (Read more)
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Fishing around Port Canaveral
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Around Port Canaveral, sheepshead have been in abundance around the jetties as well as other structure. Live shrimp have been the ticket when it comes to bringing these tasty fish to the boat. (Read more)
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