Fresh Anna Maria Fishing Reports

Big snook have been on fire! 42” and 36” from Fridays evening trip.

Inshore bite has been on fire lately. Lots of nice reds hanging around with these winds

Fishing is as good as it gets right now off of Anna Maria Island. Thankfully the Island sustained little damage after the hurricane and the fishing is fantastic! Cooler temps are bringing lots of Spanish Mackerel, Jacks, Sharks and Snapper onto the nearshore wrecks and beaches. Inshore the Snook bite is on fire with a few Redfish mixed in. From now until Thanksgiving the fishing should be great with Litte Tunny Tuna and King Mackerel starting to show in a couple weeks.

It’s that time a year again when the hardfighting inshore gamester, the Pompano cruise our inshore waters. They are biting great now with the 16” bruiser above caught yesterday, February 11th, only 10 feet from the beach - so fun! Look forward to seeing your smile as you hook, fight and land this highly esteemed gamefish! Tight lines from the beach! Captain Steve Beach Fishing Adventures

Fishing is great right now when the winds cooperate. But make sure to dress warm. We have had a very cold Winter this year. Bottom fishing has been great around 8 miles offshore for a variety of good eating fish. And in the bay we have been catching plenty of bonnet head sharks!

Winter fishing is here. The cold weather has arrived a little early this year, and this means we will be concentrating on bottom fishing unti March when the water gets back into the 70's. This is a great time of year to catch tasty fish in large numbers as long as the winds stay down. Anytime we can make it out to the natural ledges 6-8 miles offshore we will have a chance to catch Porgies, Grunts, Snappers, Sheepshead, Hogfish, and Black Drum on our half day trips.