South Indian River Fishing Report
Capt. Charlie Conner
March 22, 2017
Port St. Lucie - Saltwater Fishing Report
South Indian River Fishing Report 3/20
Inshore:
March winds continue as usual along the Treasure Coast. Winter also has made a visit to our area to cool things down a bit, but it's better than the blizzard conditions up north. It has been a mild winter in spite of the recent cold spell. Expect more windy days ahead and use them to your advantage when fishing. Plan your trips carefully and enjoy the fishing action!
We have had another exciting week with lots of fish being caught and a good variety of species. Scott and Jason found mackerel, sheepshead, pompano and snook among the many fish they caught on a beautiful morning on the Treasure Coast. The macks have been good size so far this month. Marshall brought Jane, Nile and Tate out for an adventure and found the same good bite as well. The kids and dad caught sheepshead, snapper and mackerel along with a nice keeper triggerfish to top off the morning. Don and Art were back for their monthly fishing trip. They caught drum, mackerel, sheepshead, snapper and lots of jacks to keep their rods bending all morning. Will and Jean are back for some fishing adventures again this year. So far they have caught snook, mackerel, drum, sheepshead and croakers to name a few of the many fish they have caught so far this trip. It has been a fun week on the water!
Fishing continues to be good and providing lots of action for everyone! Snook fishing has been great around the jetties and the big mackerel have arrived. The usual winter fish like sheepshead and drum continue to bite around structure. Winter can always give you challenges with the windy weather, but the fishing is always good if you use the winds to your advantage. Have fun and enjoy the fishing!
Remember, fishing is not just another hobby....it's an ADVENTURE!
Thanks and Good Fishing!
Captain Charlie Conner
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