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Fishing Reports by Capt. Kevin Drennan


2008-07-08
8:33 AM

Stuart Area Inshore and Offshore - The last two weeks have been very exciting fishing out of Stuart. Cobia, sailfish, bonita, kings, and snook, have been caught regularly. Last week the Bull Shark reef loaded up with cobia and every boat that pulled up had at least one while many had more...
Capt. Kevin Drennan - Stuart


2008-06-25
4:17 PM

Stuart Area Inshore and Offshore - Fishing the past couple of weeks out of Stuart has produced quite a mixed bag of species .Sailfish, dolphin, kings, cuda, bonita, and big jacks have been caught on almost every trip we were on. The best part is that we caught every fish within two mi more...
Capt. Kevin Drennan - Stuart


2008-06-14
10:58 AM

Stuart Area Inshore and Offshore - The offshore fishing in the Stuart area has really taken off in the past few days. Sailfish, dolphin and blackfin tuna have been red hot over the past weekend. The tuna schools have been hanging around Push Button Hill and many boats have been catchi more...
Capt. Kevin Drennan - Stuart


2008-06-09
8:30 AM

Stuar Area Inshore and Offshore - The offshore fishing in the Stuart area has really taken off in the past few days. Sailfish, dolphin and blackfin tuna have been red hot over the past weekend. The tuna schools have been hanging around Push Button Hill and many boats have been catchi more...
Capt. Kevin Drennan - Stuart


2008-05-25
10:08 AM

Stuart Area Inshore and Offshore - The spring fishing season is here and the variety of species to be caught has increased. The return of live bait to the area has added a new dimension to the angler. Threadfin herring are in close to the beach north of the Marriot. We loaded up the o more...
Capt. Kevin Drennan - Stuart


2008-05-11
9:06 AM

Stuart Area Inshore and Offshore - The hot dolphin bite that we have been enjoying has started to slow down a bit over the past week or so. There are still some big fish being caught but the numbers we have seen are just not there. Live bait is spotty at best and adds to the probl more...
Capt. Kevin Drennan - Stuart


2008-04-25
9:11 AM

Stuart Area Inshore and Offshore - The wind over the past two weeks has been keeping us from going offshore on most days, but when we were able to go, we caught some fish. There were a few dolphin caught but not the big ones we had previously. Bonita are all over and the king bite is more...
Capt. Kevin Drennan - Stuart


2008-04-09
9:10 AM

Stuart Area Inshore and offshore - The offshore dolphin bite was beginning to heat up, when the wind and high seas kicked in and turned us back to river fishermen. Our last couple of trips produced mostly school sized dolphin, but last Friday one of the rods went off and a big bull ca more...
Capt. Kevin Drennan - Stuart


2008-03-27
8:57 AM

Stuart Area Inshore and Offshore - It has been very difficult to get offshore the past two weeks but some things have changed for the better. The north winds have finally pushed some live bait into the area. Right in with the bait are the predators. Kings, big jacks, cudas, and Spani more...
Capt. Kevin Drennan - Stuart


2008-03-15
1:14 PM

Stuart Area Inshore and Offshore - The fishing in the past two weeks has been sporadic. There have been days we trolled for hours without a knockdown, and other days when we got into a few fish. Live bait is slowly starting to show up on some of the wrecks and reefs and should improve more...
Capt. Kevin Drennan - Stuart

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