The mullet run is in full affect along the ICW/Lagoon. The bite using artificial lures has been good. Use topwater or jerk baits in any mullet imitation and game on! Tarpon have been eating finger mullet only rigged on a 5/0 circle hook. The next few weeks is great time to get a tarpon!

Trout fishing in the Mosquito Lagoon has been on fire using topwater in the morning around the bait pods. As the day moves on, switch up to live bait and the action should remain consistent.

In the Mosquito Lagoon, the trout bite has been good. The go to bait has been live pigfish. You can find redfish cruising the shorelines with the full moon flood tide.

Pogie pods have been thick on the beach. Along with the pogies there have been lots of tarpon, redfish, jacks and sharks.

Tarpon are in the river feeding on small crabs and finger mullet. Trout have been eating well on the edge of drop offs with top water or jerk baits.

The shrimp boats have been on the beach out of Ponce Inlet. They are holding lots of bonita, sharks and there are some tarpon are mixed in. I expect the tarpon numbers to grow over the next week or two.

The inshore trout bite has slowed a little with the new moon. However, you can still find groups of trout holding under schools of mullet and other bait fish.

The lagoon has been fairly slow this week though we are still getting some trout, redfish and there have been a few tarpon mixed in. The nearshore reefs have been loaded with red snapper, mangrove snapper and a few lane snapper have been mixed in along with some flounder.

Mosquito Lagoon has been decent for sight casting reds cruising the shorelines. But offshore, the cold water upwelling has been the big story this week. Big red snapper and mangrove snapper have been caught on some of the wrecks and reefs 10 miles out of Ponce Inlet.

Tarpon have been thick in the Intracoastal Waterway. The will feed on a small shrimp free lined or a small mullet. Redfish have been sight-castable in roughly one to two foot depths when you can find clean water. T