Author: Ed Killer, Florida Today

Find the mullet and you have found the action

Sebastian Inlet is snook city right now; Redfish and black drum are biting in the lagoon

The full moon will have mullet on the move

Once swell calms down, expect surf fishing to be excellent for tarpon, snook, sharks and more.

Snook season is open until Dec. 15. Live croaker is a sure fire way to catch them.

You never know what you’ll catch in Space Coast waters. One visitor fishing for snook or redfish snagged a surprise catch: a 6-foot long moray eel.

Snook season opens Wednesday

On the storm front, the coast is clear. Space Coast anglers should get out and wet a line.

All’s quiet on the storm front so let’s go fishing

Tropical Storm Fred probably will not impact the Space Coast this weekend, which means offshore anglers will want to seek out kingfish, snapper & AJs

Offshore action includes amberjacks, snapper and kingfish; tarpon and drum are inshore

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It may be the heat of the summer, but the bait run is weeks away from its start

Southwest winds all weekend will mean hot, slick calm days on area waters.

Tarpon and snapper are top targets heading into a weekend with southwesterly winds.

Use pogies for tarpon and kingfish. Snapper fishing has been good on the reefs, but watch for sharks.

Tarpon, snook and snapper are on the catch list.

Bigger red snapper were caught to the north of Port Canaveral

Tarpon are in the pogey schools off the beach

The red snapper rodeo is here. Anglers have a one fish bag limit with no size limit.