We should have decent weather this week as far as the wind goes. Not many clouds but we do have a nearly full moon this weekend which can certainly make things interesting.  The topwater bite […]

Now on to the good stuff! Unfortunately, we had another slow bite at the inlet over the weekend, again due to the winds and water quality. Not much was going on in the entire inlet.

We’re in April folks, but for the past week or so you wouldn’t know it if you get up out of the house before 7 am – it’s been in the 50’s the past 5 mornings in Melbourne at day break, but since the rain we got on Thursday we’ve had 3 straight days of bluebird skies and the barometric pressure has been way up.

How’s everyone doing? I hope you’ve managed to catch some fish despite the challenging conditions caused by the southeast winds, which have brought in dirty water along with crabs and catfish.

Another week of wind but still had some decent fishing. Inshore fishing is a bit better as tempos warm up and more bait is showing up.

For this week the surf has been up and down with the water conditions after the rain storm and small front that moved through.

Only one day at Headwaters this week. We fished a newer area than the last couple of weeks prior but the water had the same structure, submerged hydrilla with open holes surrounding the matted out areas.

The black drum bite has continued to be very good. Tarpon are starting to show up in the inlet and the big news of the day is cobia along the beach.

First tuna trip of the year is in the books for Captain Joey fishing aboard the Sea Trident with Sea Leveler Charters out of Sunrise Marina at Port Canaveral.

Get the latest word on the bite with Damon from Spacefish on the Mark Moses Show. We talk local fishing every Friday on the air at 4pm.

This past week has been a little on the breezy side making it a little challenging on the sight fishing but challenge excepted.

Last week I had a chance to get over to Orlando and fish another lake in the urban jungle that I have never fished before – Lake Baldwin.

April hasn’t disappointed for surf fishing enthusiasts along the Space Coast! Due in part to the much awaited spring pompano run that hit our coasts with a sonic boom of a bang. Large pompano ranging from 3-4 pounds were consistently landed on local area beaches.

Good morning, all you Sebastian Inlet fishing fanatics. Happy ‘Solar Monday’ to you all! Unfortunately, this is going to be another short report, as it was a slow weekend at the fishing hole, largely due to the chilly and sandy/silted water.

The topwater bite has been amazing lately! I’ve been having great success throwing Heddon Super Spook Jr’s (a 3.5″ topwater which I rigged with single inline hooks) around structure with plenty of bait present.