As we close out April here on Florida’s Space Coast, the snook bite is really starting to turn on—and May is shaping up to be even better. These fish are feeding aggressively around mangroves, docks, and deeper troughs, with both live bait and artificials producing solid results. We’ve had some great action lately, and it’s only going to improve as water temps continue to rise. We’ve also been hooking into a few big redfish in the mix, especially around the flats and deeper channels. These bruisers are always a welcome bonus and never fail to put anglers to the test. And of course, we’re keeping a close eye out for the first big pushes of tarpon. A few early arrivals are trickling in, and the real show is right around the corner. Summer is just about here, and it’s going to be a good one. Don’t miss your chance—lock in your dates while the bite is heating up!

Nearshore Action Heating Up! The nearshore bite for snook and redfish has been absolutely stellar when the weather has played nice. Calm conditions have provided anglers with nonstop action, as these species are feeding aggressively along the beaches and inlets. This is prime time to target them with live bait or artificials, as they’re on the hunt for an easy meal before winter fully sets in. Big Black Drum Are on the Way! With the arrival of cold fronts, we’re entering one of the most exciting times of year on Florida’s Space Coast. Giant black drum, some exceeding 40 pounds, will begin to show up in large numbers as they prepare to spawn. These fish are an angler’s dream, putting up incredible fights and offering unforgettable moments on the water. Target these beasts around deep channels, bridges, and structure using crabs, shrimp, or cut bait to entice a bite. This is the time of year when patience and timing can pay off big. Some of the best fishing of the year is happening right now, so grab your gear and hit the water! Tight lines and see you out there! – Capt. Joseph RocketCity Charters

The mullet run is a yearly bait migration us fisherman highly look forward to!! Mullet migrate down the florida coast & are followed by many predators! Nearshore and inshore have been great for tarpon ,redfish & snook. As we inch closer towards October we will see a big push of large redfish flooding our inercoastal & nearshore waters. Redfish tend to spawn this time of year presenting grear opportunities at personal record sized fish. It is not uncommon to land redfish 50” and tarpon exceeding 100lbs this time of year. This Summer to Fall transition is something you dont want to miss out on!! Get out there & bend a rod! ?