Redfish, Snook and Trout…March was fantastic, we caught lots of big trout, a couple big redfish, and plenty of really nice sized snook. The month of April will continue to get better and better as we approach summertime. As far as tarpon fishing goes, we are seeing more and more tarpon show up daily. As the last of the cold fronts come through the majority of fish will push up from the south. We are getting prepared and chomping at the bit to kick off tarpon season 2024 with Feelin’ The Mojo Fishing Charters starting April 12th!! Tight lines, Capt. Sean Middleton

Like the water temperature…… fishing is getting hot. Hungry snook are coming out of the back creeks where they were hiding out during the winter and the redfish are following. Fishing is getting really good and will continue to improve throughout the season. Lets go fishing!! Tight lines, Capt. Sean

With the water temperature sitting around a comfortable 75°-78° the snook bite is firing off. Using livebait is the most effective way to trigger a feeding frenzy with these fish. We are looking foward to the rest or the month and a very productive spring. Lets go fishing! Tight lines, Capt. Sean

The Sheepshead bite is still going strong with larger fish still showing up. Also the speckled trout are starting to school together on the grass flats. With the waters warming up, we are starting to catch more and more speckled trout that are in the slot 15”-19”. And as the water starts to consistently warm up into the mid 70’s the snook bite is going to get phenomenal and we’re excited. Lets go fishing! Tight lines, Capt. Sean

We have had a pretty consistent sheepshead bite for the first have of the month so far. Plenty of smaller redfish still hanging around also and we are starting to catch late morning snook. These are great signs that the water temps are warming up and that the fishing is getting better and better each day. Tight lines, Capt. Sean