Author: Ed Killer, Florida Today

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.
       

The mullet run is entering the fourth quarter, and the redfish, jacks, black drum, tarpon and snook know it.
       

Humberto is kicking up big waves which has halted offshore fishing and surf fishing.
       

Mullet migrate each fall and the predators will be gathering to take advantage of it.
       

Fish the edges of the bait schools to find redfish, trout and snook.

Tarpon and kingfish will be among the targets now that red snapper season is closed until 2020.

Red snapper fishing was great last weekend and should be Friday and Saturday, too.

Red snapper will be in 90-160 feet of water; Tarpon are in 20-40 feet of water.

Kingfish, tarpon, sharks and jacks are in 20-40 feet of water

Go deep for dolphin or stay shallow for tarpon and kingfish.

Snapper fishing has been good on the reefs and kingfish can be caught from the beach.

Tarpon are along the beach and in the lagoon, too.

Mangrove snapper are biting really good; Tarpon are along the beach.

Grouper and kingfish are bending offshore rods; Trout fishing is good inshore.

Sea conditions should be good for bottom fishing while speckled trout inshore are chewing.

Grouper bite is a little more reliable than the dolphin bite these days.

Grouper season opened Wednesday, but bluewater anglers were forced to wait.

Mutton snapper, bluegill, trout and redfish are all biting.