This past week we have been battling heavy winds and rains. The water temps have been very inconsistent but range from 68 to 71 degrees. Our water color has been like chocolate milk from all the runoffs. However, we are seeing an uptick of spanish mackerals and the bite should be heating up throughout April and May. Offshore we are seeing alot of great grouper catches with red grouper and gags. We predict once our weather temps stabilize and the water begins to warm a few degrees we will start picking up King Mackerel and a few stray cobias swimming around. Riggt now there is alot of running and gunning from spot to spot to pick up some quality catches such as porgies, vermillion, red and lane smappers along with those triggerfish. Basically, the only opportunity to get out there and hook a good fish is to go do it. Late April through November is some of the best times to get out on the water. So lets get out there and go fishing.

We did a quick offshore trolling trip today. Although the bite is still a bit slower than normal for this time of year, we were able to hook up on some nice Amberjack. The bottom bite is producing variety such as porgies, lane snappers, and red snappers. Inshore we are still picking up some noce sheepshead and mangrove snappers on the jetties and rock piles.

We started the morning in search if a few sheepshead before heading off to hunt some Vermilion snapper. Although the bite is still a bit slow do to all the recent cold fronts, we were able to put a few in the box for our guests. As our days start to warm up, the fishing will get better for sure. Today we caught Lane Snapper, Vermillion snapper, grunts, mangrove snapper, and sheepshead.

Every year we get about a month long migration of sheepshead that come to our sandy beaches to spawn during mid-March thru April. As they move in they will pile up on rock structures, bridges, and jetties. This is a great opportunity to catch some of these heavy fighting fish on light tackle set ups. During the month of March and April book any 3-4 hour inshore trip to target these fish. We have dates available! But they fill fast as our weather improves. So book with us today to get on some great spring action!

We had an awesome 4 hour offshore trip today catching Grouper, Red Snappers, Triggerfish, Vermillion Snappers, and Lane Snappers. Triggerfish season opens up March 1st. Get your trip booked for some non-stop action before the calendar fills up.

Man the season is still going strong. Its been a hot stretch of days with some pretty cooperative seas in our favor. Although the snapper bite has been tough at times we are still able to get onto some good fish and fill up those fish boxes with some eaters.