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New Smyrna Beach Fishing Reports


2018-04-02
12:42 PM

Inshore Fishing Report: April 1st - April 8th - With consistent water temperatures on the rise the inshore fishing is gaining momentum. Although the water is still a bit murky it's important to fish it while it's moving. The desired species rely on sight to catch their dinner and the lure of choic more...
Capt. Nick Czerok - New Smyrna Beach


2018-03-31
8:46 AM

Mar2018 New Smyrna Backcountry Daytona Mosquito Lagoon Area - March 2018 has brought winter back to East Central Florida, nights in the 40's and upper 30's most of the month, water temperatures dropping back to 58' to 60' after a warm February had water temp up to 68' to 72', so a confused pattern of a spring l more...
Capt. Michael Savedow - New Smyrna Beach


2018-01-30
10:14 AM

2018 New Smyrna Daytona Beach Backcountry Mosquito Lagoon - Winter has arrived in East Central Florida, our first freezing temperatures after several warm winters in a row, water temperatures dropping in to the 40's F, driving fish into the deep holes, and the shallow water schooling fish back on the flats to more...
Capt. Michael Savedow - New Smyrna Beach


2017-10-02
10:24 PM

September New Smyrna Beach Offshore Fishing Report - With the weather not wanting to cool down and 2 back to back hurricanes it was a tough month for fishing. We managed to squeeze in a few days offshore with decent results. We ran out to the Party Grounds and the 15's chasing King Mackerel. Water t more...
Capt. Nick Czerok - New Smyrna Beach


2017-08-08
9:50 AM

Mosquito Lagoon New Smyrna Beach Backwaters Daytona Area - Catching has been steady all this summer of 2017, water quality remains good here in Mosquito Lagoon and Indian River at the New Smyrna Beach backcountry. Baitfish school numbers are as good as we have seen in years with large mullet shoals, pilchard more...
Capt. Michael Savedow - New Smyrna Beach


2017-06-10
9:26 AM

New Smyrna Backcountry Mosquito Lagoon Daytona Bch Orlando Area - Summer 2017 is here, water temperatures nearing 80', warmer mornings with slick calm conditions some days, loads of bait fish schools including mullet, menhaden, and sardines. Redfish scattering out on the flats and on backwater shorelines, seatrout more...
Capt. Michael Savedow - New Smyrna Beach


2017-05-12
10:52 AM

Near Orlando New Smyrna Beach Mosquito Lagoon Backcountry - Early summer fishing patterns are emerging in the Indian River and Mosquito Lagoon here in East Central Florida with water temperatures in the mid to upper 70's, over the last few weeks of spring a migratory group of jumbo chopper Bluefish passed by more...
Capt. Michael Savedow - New Smyrna Beach


2017-03-11
5:51 PM

Feb 2017 New Smyrna Backcountry Mosquito Lagoon - Early spring has arrived to East Central Florida, water temperatures in the upper 60's, warm water fish like Jack Crevalle and Ladyfish are starting to show up after spending the winter in south Florida, seeing the first of the year Manatees arrive i more...
Capt. Michael Savedow - New Smyrna Beach


2017-02-05
8:39 AM

2017 New Smyrna Backcountry Daytona Mosquito Lagoon Area - I am excited for a new year of 2017 with all the different seasons and different fishing patterns and fish to come, we have finally had some chilly weather this mid winter after a mostly mild early winter. Colder temps clear up the water in Mosqu more...
Capt. Michael Savedow - New Smyrna Beach


2016-12-09
6:05 PM

Dec 2016 Mosquito Lagoon NewSmyrnaBeach Backcountry Daytona Area - Water is clearing and temperatures dropping with winter getting closer here in East Central Florida on the Indian River and Mosquito Lagoon. The last few weeks has been fun fishing both in the backcountry for a variety of species and on the flats hun more...
Capt. Michael Savedow - New Smyrna Beach

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