Picking back up with the Eau Gallie River today. There is only one public launch area at Ballard Park which I detailed last week, so if you want to know more, go check out Part I….

We started back to school (pre-planning)l this week as teachers so getting back into the routine I was more limited in my fishing, since I was limited I decided to stick close to home and fish the Eau Gallie River, since I live 3 miles from Ballard Park. I consider the Eau Gallie River to be my “home waters” since it’s the closest bigger body of water to my house, which we moved into in January.

If you are reading this and you like mixing it up here on the Space Coast between freshwater fishing and inshore stuff, this is for you! I put in a combined 20 hours of kayak fishing using only “freshwater” designed baits.

With no exaggeration I can honestly say that Blue Cypress Lake is one of the most breathtakingly beautiful lakes in the world. It is a natural lake located 22 miles west of Vero Beach, just […]

I hope everyone reading this had an absolutely wonderful 4th of July week. I hope your week or at least the holiday was full of family fun, great food and fireworks. We have so much […]

When I moved to Brevard County in February of 2020, it didn’t take long for me to become a full blown kayak fishing addict, I’m from Georgia, the land of farm ponds – freshwater fishing is all I had really known outside of fishing the low country for a couple of months when I lived in McIntosh County, GA in 2015. So when I started kayak fishing I fished solely our inshore waters – to which I thoroughly loved, enjoyed and was enriched by.

The Thousand Islands formed as a result of an ancient tidal inlet that breached this barrier island and flowed across modern-day Cocoa Beach. The indigenous Ais people, a fisher-gatherer society, lived along the inlet. Their oyster shell middens gave rise to the tropical hammocks still evident on the islands today.

How blessed are we to have one of the world’s premier bass fisheries in our own backyard?!? No boat? I say no problem! This is an absolutely fantastic area to fish from a kayak or canoe!

This was my 2nd Tarpon yesterday, I was using a 2 inch Swimbait on a 1000 series reel, 6 pound braid and 12 pound mono – this size provides a lot of fun action on […]

One is Snook on the Eau Gallie River and one is a Bass on the St. Sebastian River. These two species are very similar in behavior and feeding habits, which is why I did a […]

I found a small creek off the IRL south of Melbourne Beach recently, it was tight, but had a deeper muddy bottom. The water was stagnant and wasn't moving at all, the canal/creek ran east-west […]

I had a ball yesterday, exploring on the world's most beautiful lakes – it is a heck of a lot of fun paddling among and catching bass on those cypress trees.

Great to be able to take my brother out fishing. I think he'd rather be in a boat but he picked up the nuances of kayak angling well and caught his first Snook, his first […]

Top Left: "I was just eating a watermelon colored worm man, I don't know why you had to drag me up to your weird little boat…but it's hot, and now I'm tired." Top Right: "I'm […]

Due to high winds it was hard to stay still long enough on the kayak to fish anything slow today. 15/17 bass came on Gambler EZ Swimmer (Copperfield) rigged in an Owner Twistlock 5/0 Hook […]

Caught yesterday morning before inclement weather got me off the water.