Indian Shores Fishing Reports

Where we wanted to fish for tarpon was extremely windy where he took us was still a little windy but not as bad as where we had originally went and it was a wonderful atmosphere compliments to the captain

Be prepared for weather changes in Spring in Florida. We started day with good weather rather calm seas but wind picked up in afternoon and swells built a little.

If this is your first ocean fishing experience I recommend booking with Offshore Addicts. Its a whole lot different than fishing in the midwest where we are from but they made the experience so enjoyable!

Do your research and make sure to know what is in season so you can go out and get it.

Easy fishing but if you want to go after the larger fish its a much longer ride since the gulf is so shallow.

We went out on a private charter, and we were hooking fish within seconds everytime we dropped a line in the water.

Come prepared for the sun and heat. Proper clothing and sun block. After that set back enjoy the ride out to the fishing hot spots and be prepared for a lot of fun.

Take plenty of Sun cream and a hat. If you need anything or are unsure email the captain before going they are really helpful

Inshore fishing consists of redfish, snook, trout, pompano. flounder, mangrove snappers, and jacks. Nearshore fishing is usually mackerels, jacks, sharks. pompanos, cobias, flounders, and tarpon. Offshore is usually groupers, snappers, mackerels, cobias. mahi, amberjacks, and tunas.

Great location and sites going out under Johns Pass and running out in the Gulf.

Use Bottom Line charters for outstanding trip. You will get your monies worth.

We fished with Salty Confusion Charters and had an excellent day catching a lot of fish