This week we had morning high tides and afternoon low tides which was perfect for snook and redfish fishing. each trip averaged 40 to 60 snook and even some redfish the mix. with it starting to get a little cooler outside we can expect some grouper and sheepshead to start eating more. all in all it was a very good week and im excided for the next, tight lines!

This week has been a meat week with cooler weather starting to roll in so is some great eating fish. this week we have been mainly targeting sheepshead and seatrout, along with some snapper and grunts. also while bottom fishing we have been catching some smaller grouper a good sign for some big ones that should be biting more soon!

A awesome week for fishing! we had some extreme low tides which is perfect for inshore fishing this time of year because the trout, snook, and redfish get trapped in the holes surrounded by shallow water. which makes it super fun and easy to catch the fish. Also the nearshore bite has been great for grunts, snapper, grouper, and we have even caught trigger fish! which is usually pretty rare to catch in the bay!

A sweet week for any sheepshead and redfish fans we have been catching sheepshead and redfish consistently inshore on low tides in the morning and mid day. using shrimp primarily for bait to catch these fish also can bring us some other surprising catches like puffer fish and black drum!

It Is time The Sheepshead spawn is here all of march is a great time to get out there and catch some sheepshead for you to take home and have a fish fry with the family! to catch sheepshead this time of year we move out to the nearshore reefs. We are also catching more snapper as the water warms up and the snook bite is awesome!

Spring! with the water heating up so is the fishing! snapper, redfish, snook, and sharks have all been good fish to target in the spring and it only gets better!

Summer is hot and so is the fishing, the warm water has brought everything to life including sharks, snapper, grouper and snook! fish are eating live and cut bait and can fish most fish in less than 20 feet of water!

This week the snapper bite was everything we hoped for starting at 7 am I am at the pick up point ready and loaded with bait. we head out to the deeper rock piles out in the bay ranging from 20 to 40 feet of depth and fishing the slow moving morning tides we would catch some quality snappers ranging from 13 to 17 inches providing good eats and a fun fight!! it is also a battle to get your fish up as quick as possible as you are not the only one who wants your snapper the sharks and dolphins are quick to steal your fish if you dont get them in the boat quick enough!!

Merry Christmas and Happy New Years!! Santa brought us some big and hungry grouper to catch! with grouper being out of season to keep these big deep water fish are always a fun challenge to catch! but dont worry if you are still looking to fill the cooler there are still sheepshead, grunts, snapper, redfish, and trout that are always in season and with the water temp getting colder the sheepshead especially will be biting more!

stay tuned for the weekly fishing report!