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.
Fish for black drum, croaker, sheepshead and flounder in the waters in the canals, around docks and bridges, and near Sebastian Inlet.
Sustained winds from the east will be at about 25 knots through Saturday meaning offshore, surf and most lagoon fishing is probably out of the question.
The weather should be good for inshore fishing throughout the weekend. Pompano, black drum and flounder are biting. Sailfish should be coming, too.
The windiest December follows the windiest fall bringing an early end to grouper season and keeping anglers inshore the next several days.
Head to the lagoons for inshore action or the freshwater for great fishing chances. Offshore and surf fishing will be blown out this weekend.
A cold front will whip up fierce winds, but the fishing should be great for Spanish mackerel, black drum, and pompano. Snook season closes Dec. 15.
Cool temperatures and calm winds will invite anglers to fish the beaches and causeways this weekend.
A favorable weather forecast suggests there will be really good fishing for pompano in the surf and redfish and sheepshead in the lagoons.
Pompano, flounder, mackerel, sheepshead and black drum catches are improving, while redfish still dominate the lagoon action.
Drum, redfish, sheepshead and trout are biting in all three lagoons.
Excellent fishing inshore will keep anglers busy through what may be a windy weekend.
Some of the best fishing in the region is taking place in the Mosquito Lagoon with oversized redfish and black drum.
Pompano are back and calm winds mean surf fishermen can get on the bite. Meanwhile, redfish, black drum and snook are biting inshore.
Redfish, trout, tarpon and snook are being caught in the lagoons while surf and offshore fishing is on hold for a few more days.
Fish with mullet to catch redfish, trout, snook and tarpon in the inshore lagoons.
