Florida Fishing Reports

Beat The Summer Heat By Fishing Deep - Surface water temperatures in the ocean have been between 88 - 91 degrees. In Biscayne Bay it's been even higher. With the temperatures this high, it calls for a change in technique to have a reasonable chance at a successful trip. In the ocean, f more...
Capt. Dave Kostyo - Miami

Biscayne Bay Flats Fishing - Sight fishing bonefish and permit in Biscayne Bay has it ups and downs. This report is a good example of how things go. This was the baby, but I like the picture. Rich Schuster from Hallendale Beach, Fl. caught three permit with live crabs. Thi more...
Capt. Carl Ball - Biscayne Bay

Mosquito Lagoon Crab Trap Cleanup - Instead of a straight fishing report this week I have a report that will help make fishing better. On August 15, 2009 Mosquito Lagoon was the site of a volunteer effort to remove derelict crab traps from Mosquito Lagoon. With volunteers included more...
Capt. Ron Presley - Mosquito Lagoon

Boca Grande and Charlotte Harbor have great snook - 8-16 -09 fishing report, by Captain Van Hubbard. Get ready for some great snook action around Charlotte Harbor and Boca Grande when season opens the First of September. We enjoyed some good snook catch and release action this week. We also ca more...
Capt. Van Hubbard - Boca Grande

Florida Tarpon Reside In and Out of Rivers - Tarpon are in and still giving me the fever. There are a few schools still around on the flats and in the rivers bays. I guess they are native fish. This past season was probably the best I have had in several years. The reason is, I was luck more...
Capt. Mike Locklear - Homosassa

Steady Action! - On a recent trip we spent the whole time fishing for Reds. The creeks are loaded with Red fish but some times it's hard to get them to bite! The ticket this morning was to stay as far as you could from them and just let your bait sit on the bottom more...
Capt. James Howard - Jacksonville

Sanibel Fishing with Tarpoons.com - Sanibel Fishing with Tarpoons.com With the hot weather and afternoon showers many anglers are choosing to stay home. September is around the corner and so are the redfish. This time of year with less boat traffic. I like to get u more...
Capt. Greg Hood - Sanibel

Tarpon Reside Year Round in Homosassa Rivers - Tarpon are in and still giving me the fever. There are a few schools still around on the flats. I guess they are native fish. This past season was probably the best I have had in several years. The reason is, I was lucky and had some great an more...
Capt. Mike Locklear - Homosassa

Sightfishing summer time snook - Summer time in the the 10,000 Islands means short fishing windows in the early morning or late afternoon before sunset into the night. The heat of the day is a major factor for shallow water fishing here. Shallows with the dark bottoms are void of li more...
Capt. Jeff Legutki - Ten Thousand Islands

Flamingo - An Inspiring Soul - In Flamingo, lots of mosquitoes and lots of thunderstorms mean lots of fish. This time of year typically lends itself to the real Sportsman... one who can deal with the Flamingo winged natives and one who doesn't mind sporting rain gear on occasion. more...
Capt. Benny Blanco - Flamingo