Florida Fishing Reports

Early Spring Fishing Turning On - Hello from Anna Maria! The weather is starting to warm up around here and the water is climbing into the mid 70's. Flats fishing has been really good the past couple of weeks since my last report. Lots of snook including more keeper size fish. Mix more...
Capt. Matt Ercoli - Tampa Bay

First two over "20" for Jim and Holden! - To say the weather hasn't been a factor lately....well, it's March. When I get some brave souls out despite the conditions there is plenty of fish to catch. Hit one of my good trout holes this morning with some live shrimp. Put one out....BAM!...2 more...
Capt. James Pic - Panama City

Stuart Area Offshore and Inshore - The past two weeks have been packing winds of thirty miles per hour every day. Few boats have ventured out due to the unsafe conditions. Yesterday the weather finally let up and people were fishing again. There was not great action but a few fish we more...
Capt. Kevin Drennan - Stuart

Holy mackerel ! - The winds laid down for a few days this past week and allowed us the opportunity to hit the flats and fish. The spanish mackerel have arrived in strong numbers throughout the entire area. We have been catching them in 4 - 14 feet of wate more...
Capt. Keith Tomlinson - Hernando Beach

fishing the rough seas end of March on the hooked up off the coa - Today was one of those days that we could do no wrong. We left the dock with Nancy, Bev and Gerry all from Little Fork Minn. We went out to 180 feet of water and set out our 2 kites with 4 live goggle eyes (live Baits) suspended from them. Once we more...
Capt. Taco Perez - Fort Lauderdale

Jacksonville end of March - 3/30 - NICE... Had the Taylor B. crew on board today. And after yesterdays huge amount of wind I was really worried. I need a day that's nice....it seems like it's been so long since I had a charter when it wasn't blowing. The forecast was 5-1 more...
Capt. Dave Sipler - Jacksonville

Top Water Sea Trout have Returned - Mosquito Creek Outdoors Fishing Forecast, April 2009 By Captain Tom Van Horn Reflecting back on my forecast for April, I can't help but get excited about the many different angling prospects spring delivers to the Indian River Coast of Florida. more...
Capt. Tom Van Horn - Indian River Lagoon

Biscayne Bay - The morning today started cooler, thanks to a weak cold front that came through the night before, and with heavy cloud cover. However, an early incoming tide would give us a small window of opportunity at tailing bonefish which we wanted to take adv more...
Capt. Mo Estevez - Biscayne Bay

Spring Break Redfishing - The hot bite that started in February that spilled into March has shown no signs of slowing down into April. Clients this week have been lucky enough to experience large schools of Redfish that are willing to eat artificial or live bait that is PROPE more...
Capt. Chris Herrera - St. Augustine

After The Blow - Monday morning I was greeted with calm waters, finally a nice day after several days on nonstop winds. I was very optimistic knowing the fish have had no pressure put on them recently. White bait was plentiful on the bridges, several minutes of chumm more...
Capt. Steven Markovich - Tampa Bay