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Big bite heating up

Marzo 21, 2022 Vero Beach 8 foto
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Speckled Trout
Speckled Trout
Grouper (Gag)
Gag Grouper
Snapper (Mutton)
Mutton snapper
King Mackerel (Kingfish)
Cavalla
Dolphin (Mahi Mahi)
Lampuga (Mahi Mahi)

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Offshore- the 80 to 90 ft ledge outside of ft pierce has produced some nice kings and dolphin. Sailfish are hanging around to the south I've heard of a strong bite in the Stuart and Jupiter area. Seas have been rough. They will begin to lay down as we approach April. Inshore- the bite has stayed strong in the river red fish and trout being found in deeper waters. Try fish structure around docks on the high tides with gulp swimming mullet and live bait. Snook bite has been consistent around the bridges and inlets on trolling lures and live bait.
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Tim Wake
Vero-beach, Florida, United States
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Experience an exceptional day of fishing in Vero Beach, Florida with Get Lost Charters. Captain Tim Wake will take you to the famous Moorings Flats, Sebastian and Fort Pierce Inlets, as well as the Indian River Lagoon channels and bridge spans. Or take yo...

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Sheepshead Spawn Has Begun!!
Sheepshead Spawn Has Begun!!
Gennaio 31, 2026
If the Sheepshead are something you're looking to catch and I mean Xtra large ones, then book a nearshore trip with us. The bite is hot and fish are aggressive. the spawn will carry on into April. Hope to see you soon! Capt. Tim "Get Lost Charters"
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Good Beach Bite!
Good Beach Bite!
Novembre 25, 2025
The nearshore Bite has been a good one! A mix of Spanish mackerel on the large size pushing 30 inches. sheep's head and mangrove snappers. customers enjoyed nonstop action. Look at sea conditions and when Favorable (1 ft to 2 ft Preferred) book a nearshore trip! Pull Drag, Capt. Tim "Get Lost Charters"
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Hot spring bite!
Hot spring bite!
Febbraio 28, 2022
What a beautiful last couple of days on the Indian River Lagoon. Winds have calmed down and the bite has picked up. With weather in the mid to upper 70's. I'm looking forward to the next week being the same. Big Mangrove snapper moved into the inshore! Spanish mackerel are still around as well as the Sheepshead. Glad to see the pompano are starting to get into the action along with a wide variety of other fish. Spotted sea trout and reds are hitting early morning with the sunrise using live bait and artificial top water lures. grouper season is only a month away! Mr. gag grouper made an appearance yesterday!
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