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Fall fishing season is finally here. With our 1^st baby cool front moving through, the day light hours are shortening daily, cooling water temperatures and air temperatures making it the most comfortable fishing of the year, the migration of the (baitfish) pilchard’s small to ...

Sunny days and very humid, winds and seas have been moderate but thunderstorms and deadly lightening have caused stormy afternoons. Be careful out there the sun is on the horizon.

The Inshore Fishing all through the ICW continues to offer anglers plenty of action. ...

I'm back from the little break I took in August...
Lets start off with bait... its everywhere. The trick is finding good quality size bait, finding bait that is mostly pilchards, and not mixed in with smaller threadfins. Most of the bait on the flats, piers, and bay structure ...

Fishbuster Charters' Captain Dave Hanson reported,"Labor Day, 9/7, I had a morning backwater trip scheduled with Dave Schwanke, his daughter Kaline, and Kaline’’s boyfriend, Tommy. But, when I awoke to get ready for that trip, I heard thunder rolling in the distance. Radar ...

September marks the beginning of the fall bait migration, primarily silver mullet on Florida's east coast, with numbers increasing as we progress into October and November. It is hard to predict precisely when or how strong the mullet run will be, but along with the arrival ...

It won't be long till the schools of baitfish return to North Bay and South Florida and our Fall fishing takes off.. As of this date we are still in a summer pattern of high heat and warm water. Baitfish schools that attract larger fish have been scattered one day and scarce ...

September is always an exciting month to fish along the Treasure Coast. Anglers eagerly await the arrival of the annual fall mullet run. The beaches and rivers will be filled with mullet and you can find lots of predators following the bait this month. Look for tarpon, snook, ...

September has arrived and with it marks the highly anticipated mullet run for are local waters. This coming weekend signifies the end of summer, less traffic on the water but fishing both inshore and offshore will produce great catches as bait invade our waters and weather conditions ...

What can we expect to see in September? That’s a really darn good question. If its anything like the last several months its basically unpredictable!
I have only been charter fishing out of Canaveral for about 10 years now and I still have so much to learn. This ...

Longtime Tarpon Springs fishing guide Capt. Rich Knox of Absolute Florida Flats Fishing, guide service for the West Central Fl. Gulf Coast, reports after having 24 to 30 inches of rain fall in 2-3 week’s lowered our inshore flats water temperatures down to 72*F from near 90*F ...

The heat of August continues along the Treasure Coast. Expect hot, humid days throughout the rest of the month. We have had a light breeze most days to take the edge off the hot weather for us. The rains have slowed down now, which is good for the area with all the drainage ...

The kids are back school and the waters less crowded, summer sure flew bye. Less pressure on the water and the fish are biting go figure. The beautiful weather will sure keep the fishing action steady, load the boat and go get a rod bent.

The Inshore fishing has ...

Late summer 2015 has been good fishing as well as catching, higher water levels after the last few weeks of a good typical afternoon rainy season, lots of baitfish schools, still lots of good fun Mosquito Lagoon and Indian River fishing going on, with the higher water Redfish ...

Fishbuster Charters' Captain Dave Hanson reported,"Mark Aldridge, his two sons, George and Alfie, and his business partner, John, fished 22 miles west of New Pass with me on Monday morning, 8/10. The group used live shrimp to catch a dozen keeper lane snapper and a few ...

Inshore:
It has continued to be in the 90's around the Treasure Coast this week. We should start seeing some relief soon as fall approaches and things get milder for us. It certainly will be a welcome relief from this long hot summer! Be aware of afternoon storms that ...