Total Recall: Nearly a Very Bloody Fish Story! - The Fishing Report. Sept.2, 2016.Total Recall A nearly bloody fish story!
Not a breath of air disturbs the seascape. A glassy grey blur masks the horizon ahead. Our skiff motors through an intricate maze of channels leading to the Key West more... Capt. Dexter Simmons - Key West
2016-09-02 7:51 PM
Light Tackle Fishing in Panama City Beach -
The fishing the last several weeks has been great. We continue to catch good numbers of King Mackerel, Amberjack, and various reef species. Tomorrow will be the first day we are able to keep Red Snapper since early July. I anticipate the fish being more... Capt. Todd Jones - Panama City
2016-09-02 5:39 PM
Fishing North Bay after Hermine - For the past two weeks Hermine as a tropical low. then a depression, storm hurricane and now back to a storm getting people interested in fishing was not easy. Yesterday longtime regular client March, his son Arie, daughter Alisha and wife Beth joine more... Capt. Alan Sherman - Miami
2016-09-02 2:46 PM
Stuart Area Offshore and Inshore - The dog days of summer have been with us for months with temperatures in the nineties every day. It seems as if the green algae crisis is behind us and the mullet run is about to begin. As the mullet move in we are looking for the slow summer bite to more... Capt. Kevin Drennan - Stuart
2016-09-02 11:49 AM
Kingfish and Sailfish on the Reef - It's been really good fishing now that the winds have died down. There's a good kingfish bite on the reef. We've been trolling drone spoons and bonito strips. The bite seems to be between 95 to 115 feet of water.
There's also a few sailfish more... Capt. Ralph Mayans - Haulover Inlet
2016-09-02 7:51 AM
Summer Fun! - The first couple weeks of August started off with trips to Bimini, Bahamas. Bimini is only 48 miles southeast of Miami. On a calm day you can get there in one hour and thirty minutes. The island has grown tremendously since I was a child. Now they ha more... Capt. Freddie David - Haulover Inlet
2016-09-01 8:09 PM
Black fin tunas Mahi and swordfish - Blackfin tunas are really moving through the area. We have been catching two or three at a time. Mahi are still around however they may require covering a lot of water to find them. Swordfish have been caught and will become more productive as we get more... Capt. Rick Rodriguez - Islamorada
2016-09-01 6:09 PM
South Indian River Fishing Report - Inshore:
Looks like we are surrounded by tropical weather bringing rain and winds to the area. We dodged rain storms this week and even got wet on occasion. The rains and wind will continue for a while as these systems move through the state. P more... Capt. Charlie Conner - Port St. Lucie
2016-09-01 9:44 AM
Flamingo Fishing Report -
We have definitely received our fair share of rain in the Everglades over the last week or so. With having so much rain, in my opinion, keeps the tarpon around. There has been some tarpon when the tides are favorable on the Gulf Coast and als more... Capt. Jason Sullivan - Flamingo
