The Bull Reds are on the run, action has been hot and heavy, along with a little bi-catch of Snook and Tarpon it can be an eventful trip. It is that time of year and you never can tell when it will end. Don’t hesitate to get your trip in ASAP. Book out of Ponce Inlet or Port Orange.

Our evening 3 hour trips are really turning on. With snook and reds readily taking baits the Tarpon are also showing. A great way to optimize your trip and still spend some time on the water.

This Barracuda was caught on 10 lb tackle while battling our 2nd Permit of the morning. We were attempting to land the Permit at the side of the boat when the cuda came out from underneath and took the Permit and 100 yds. Of line. We managed to keep him hooked up during the time it took to clear all lines and get the boat on him. After 30 min we managed to get 1/3 of him in the net. Caught our largest Bull of the season - 46" long but over 50lb. Check out the photo it was a slob.

Fishing this last week has shown some good numbers of Snook at the Causeways and last night was the first Tarpon hookup. This was a 90 lb. Tarpon hooked on light tackle at dusk. The customer had quite the experience as we zigged and zagged in and out of the moored sail boats. Looking for many more of these in the next couple of months. Don't hesitate to book an evening trip as this is the time when many of these predators are most active.

Well it is that time of year and the bigger Reds are starting to show on a regular basis. This last week we had mixed bags of upper slot fish and Bulls to 40”. Most coming from blue crab and fresh menhaden. This will only get better, make sure to book your trip as late August through November will see a bunch of these monsters daily.

As is pretty common this time of year (late September - late November) the Bull Reds are frequenting the areas around Ponce Inlet. With multiple hookups per day this can be the fish of a lifetime for many anglers. We target these along with Black Drum, Snook and the occasional Tarpon during this period. Book early as the good tides go quickly.