With a Saturday 5:15 a.m. negative low tide at Pineland topping out around 1 p.m., looking for tailing redfish on the flats early in the morning before rising waters allow them access to shady mangrove hideaways could be a solid inshore game plan to start the weekend. This is also the best time ...
If you enjoy throwing lures and flies hoping to connect with a whooper snook that will test your knots and fighting skills, then by all means take the next 10 days off and go to work on the snook traveling and living along the Intracoastal Spring Snook Waterway starting at the W.P. Franklin ...
Welcome to April and the start of the best multi-species fishing that Southwest Florida has to offer. Getting tarpon reports and videos from various Pine Island Sound locations like the Captiva Shoals area and further south in the St. James vicinity. If I divulged exact locations I would be in ...
When redfish anglers talk about how they’re looking forward to a good Red October later this year, they aren’t talking politics or discussing Hollywood spy dramas. They are referring to the fall redfish bite that’s traditionally at its peak in October although these past few years ...
It’s warming up and so will the snook fishing as they shake off winter’s cold and slowly start moving to the coast for summer spawning duties. An often emailed question is, “Do snook migrate south for the winter like tarpon?” Yes, no and it depends, are all three legitimate answers. ...
For the next 10 days or so, predicted warm air temperatures will hopefully push local water temps up into the magic 70s, which will only increase chances of inshore success, especially with larger snook that are just starting to shake off their winter time blues while planning a trip westward ...
