Author: Ed Killer, Florida Today

Summertime fishing patterns include grouper, whiting and catch and release snook and tarpon

Money raised from the tournament will help pay for artificial reef projects and more.

Capt. Jon Lulay: Been catching snook on live pinfish, mullet, or large shrimp in the north Mosquito Lagoon around docks and mangrove shorelines.

Easterly winds will wreck any plans to fish offshore or along the beach. Fish inshore to find snook chewing. Season closes to harvest May 31.

Fish with MirrOlure 7M series, Bomber Long As, Yo-Zuri HydroPencils or Rapala Skitterwalks for best action before sunup.

Grouper can be caught in 90-160 feet of water using enough lead to hold bottom in the current.

Sea conditions will allow anglers to fish for grouper, snapper and mahi mahi; Snook and redfish action inshore is very good

Grouper fishing will be on the minds of many as the May 1 season opener is Saturday. Mahi mahi and trout will be caught, too.

Southeast winds mean spring fishing patterns are on

See how one angler sight casts to a floating 10-pound tripletail in this video.

Weekend anglers will find the best action in 30-60 feet of water or in the lagoons along the shorelines.

Want to catch trout and redfish? This week is a great time to target them

Windy spring. but anglers are finding redfish, trout and mahi mahi

March winds are blowing. When they stop, check for yellowfin tuna on east side of Gulf Stream

Winds will remain constant, but redfish and drum are being caught

Cool air, and north winds will hamper fishing plans offshore and along the beaches

Big trout are taking live bait or topwater plugs fished early in the morning. Black drum prefer cut baits or crabs.

Black drum, redfish and trout are being caught in the lagoons
      

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.