Florida Fishing Reports

September Fishing - The good news is that the Blue Waters 2 is fine and back in business at Bayside Marketplace in Miami. The fishing report below is the last trip we fished before tying up for hurricane Irma. As stated above, the pictures tell the story of a fun six more...
Capt. John Barker - Miami

Irma's gone the fishing must go on! - Well its been a crazy few weeks both before and after hurricane Irma came through our area. Between pre-storm preparations, followed up with a week of cleaning up its been hectic. As we all deal with both massive power outages, blocked roads, and dow more...
Capt. Greg Stamper - Estero Bay

A Lot Going On - Well I typed up my last report at the beginning of the month and apparently forgot to hit submit. So... Snook season opened the beginning of September and that fishing has been good to excellent as expected. Tons of big fish are gracing the inlet more...
Capt. Nick Cremasco - Stuart

Weather Is Changing In Tampa Bay! - The bite has been hot and heavy in Tampa Bay this summer. The heat has been relentless, but it did make for some good fishing in some different areas where we got to use some different tactics. We have not had any issues getting on a good bite more...
Capt. TJ Stewart - Tampa Bay

Angry Irma - As many of you know or have seen on the news, Hurricane Irma thumped Central Florida pretty good. Although she reached my east Central Florida home as a strong category 2 storm and dumped over 20 inches of rain in a twenty-four hour period, we still more...
Capt. Tom Van Horn - Indian River Lagoon

Sport Fishing Charters Fort Lauderdale - Fort Lauderdale Fishing with Top Shot Sportfishing Charter Boat and Capt. Zsak Rudy Wolf and his wife, a repeat customer out on his 6th trip with us, chartered the Top Shot Sportfishing charter boat team to do some deep sea charter boat sport fish more...
Capt. David Zsak - Fort Lauderdale

Fall Fishing Not Far Off -Tampa Bay Fishing Charters - September is half over, and although it is usually a great month to get out on the water, we had an unwelcome visitor to our area. Hurricane Irma was the largest hurricane on record; it stayed a Cat 5 for more than 3 days and hit the Keys as a Cat 4 more...
Capt. John Rivers - Tampa Bay

Bye Bye Irma - We were very fortunate with Hurricane Irma as both the house and the boat made it unscathed. The same can't be said about many people in the Florida Keys and on the west coast of Florida and our prayers and thoughts are with them. What amazed me th more...
Capt. Dean Panos - Miami

Snappers, Groupers & Cobia Biting on our $40 Drift Fishing Trips - What a week! We've got all the boats running again on their regularly scheduled fishing trips. Hurricane Irma is long gone and none of our boats sustained any damage. We've been fishing the past 3 days and the fishing is off-the-scale here in For more...
Capt. Paul Roydhouse - Fort Lauderdale

Post-Hurricane Orlando Fishing Report - Post-Hurricane Orlando Fishing Report This is the post-hurricane Orlando fishing report, such as it is. Like the rest of Florida, my family was impacted by hurricane Irma. Unlike much of the rest of Florida, the impacts on us were minor inconve more...
Capt. John Kumiski - Orlando