November has just kicked off and with it brings big high tides and a full moon. The past week winds have been gusty at times, but with that waters have started to clean up due to the lack of rain in northwest winds.Tarpon fishing continues to produce action for anglers. Tarpon schools are still gathering in channels and deep holes, striking live bait presented in their vicinity. Both sides of the tides produce fish. The key has been light leaders and fresh mullet to entice the strike. These tarpon should continue to feed, especially as we come off the full moon, bite should get stronger. Snook fishing has been decent, anglers looking to pursue these fish, docks and sea walls are the main target using live bait and Rapala skitter V top waters.The highlight for the past week has been the big schools of jacks, mackerel and bluefish. These fish create a feeding frenzy at times allowing anglers to use top water,m Rapala skitter V, Doa Curltail, and live bait to get the drag screaming. Keeping the rods bent, these fish pull and keep anglers happy, producing consistent action all day long.Well, that is the fishing report for the past week, hope you all enjoyed. Remember you can’t catch them from the couch, so get out there and get hooked up. Tight lines! PhlatsInshoreFishing.com is it us on Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, X and YouTube