It’s hot out! But the fishing has been heating up as well. Targeting redfish in the summer can be tricky, but working with the tides early in the morning, beating the heat, is the way to go. Larger fish are moving in as well. We’ve had lots of opportunities at big jacks, triple tail, and starting to see more and more tarpon!

Fall has arrived and with the cooler temps, the water is cleaning up, and the fish have been feeding in the creeks and grouping up on the flats. It’s a great time for sight fishing out on the mudflats or looking for tails in the back of creeks!

Summer is here and with the hot weather has been some HOT fishing. The Jacks are inshore and nice pods can be found easily when conditions are good. The July Flood tides were some of the best this year with plenty of crabs, snails, and minnows in the grass...there were lots of tailing reds! We have some great summer low tide fishing for the remainder of the month and when the winds are light, cruising the beaches for tarpon, jacks, etc. is the way to go!