Author: Ed Killer, Florida Today

Inshore anglers will find good action from speckled trout, redfish, sheepshead, croaker and black drum.

Cold air is bringing more fish to the Space Coast.

The next cold front is on its way, but the warm-up in between the fronts will have fish biting.

Space Coast anglers will have a lot of fishing targets to chase the next few days with mild weather on tap for the weekend.
       

Weather conditions should allow anglers to fish for bass, snapper, snook, redfish and pompano.

It’s going to get rougher offshore, but the beaches should remain fishable the next few days. Pompano, bluefish and mackerel are behind the mullet

Snook, tarpon, redfish, jacks and sharks are in the mix as the mullet migration is underway.

Mullet are making fishing targets chew, but beware of some spots in the lagoon system where an algae bloom is taking place.

Calm weather will enable Space Coast anglers to fish offshore, along beaches, inshore and on back country lakes and marshes, so pick a target and go.

Fishing conditions will be good on the Space Coast. Look for redfish in the northern lagoons and snook near Sebastian Inlet.

FLORIDA TODAY fishing report: Divers during the two-day mini-season found bugs off Sebastian; Redfish are schooling in the northern lagoons

Fishing for mangrove snapper and mutton snapper should be on point, but next week, red snapper’s 4-day mini-season will open up for Space Coast anglers

June is here and the tarpon are showing up on the beach and in the backyard canals, too. Snook, snapper and tripletail are also being caught.

May 1 means grouper season is open and hogfish can be kept by recreational anglers, too. Plus, yellowfin tuna fishing remains steady.

Yellowfin tuna are biting for trips to the east side of the Gulf Stream; Snapper are in 70-90 feet and black drum and speckled trout fishing is good
       

FLORIDA TODAY fishing report: The spring run of dolphin have arrived offshore; Inshore, the speckled trout are feeding ahead of spawning.

Snapper, sharks, black drum, redfish and speckled trout fishing has all been excellent.

As long as boaters have access, dolphin and snapper offshore and trout, redfish and snook inshore will be main targets.