Hypoluxo Fishing Reports (November 2024)

Doug Harris
Wellington, Florida
Reported: 1 year ago

Spent last weekend with Canadian clients, went out on lake Kissimmee, and the stick marsh, Kissimmee was tough on us the first day, had 3 big fish bite, only landed one of them, a 7.3! She was a beautiful! Next day we were out on Stick-marsh, lotta smalls, nothing really...

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Doug Harris Wellington, Florida Reported: 1 year ago

Spent last weekend with Canadian clients, went out on lake Kissimmee, and the stick marsh, Kissimmee was tough on us the first day, had 3 big fish bite, only landed one of them, a 7.3! She was a beautiful! Next day we were out on Stick-marsh, lotta smalls, nothing really to brag about, had a blast though, nice places to fish!!

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Dino Torino with Only on a Fly
Jupiter, Florida
Reported: 1 year ago

Dock light Snook fishing has been awesome. Plenty on Common , Fat & Tarpon Snook feeding on small Shrimp. We did loose a massive Snook this evening to a free standing piling

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Dino Torino with Only on a Fly Jupiter, Florida Reported: 1 year ago

Dock light Snook fishing has been awesome. Plenty on Common , Fat & Tarpon Snook feeding on small Shrimp. We did loose a massive Snook this evening to a free standing piling

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Craig Korczynski
Jupiter, Florida
Reported: 1 year ago

Whirlwind! Everyday brought different direction of winds the past week. The warmer waters helped keep the fishing consistent. Snook fishing provided anglers steady action, wether live baiting or using Rapala twitch baits both created drag screaming action. Mangrove shorelines, docks and seawalls great areas to find the linesiders. The past...

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Craig Korczynski Jupiter, Florida Reported: 1 year ago

Whirlwind! Everyday brought different direction of winds the past week. The warmer waters helped keep the fishing consistent.
Snook fishing provided anglers steady action, wether live baiting or using Rapala twitch baits both created drag screaming action. Mangrove shorelines, docks and seawalls great areas to find the linesiders. The past week provided multiple species of snook for anglers common and fat snook most prevalent.
The channels and drop offs have provided steady action for a wide variety of species. Jacks, mackerel, snapper, ladyfish, snook, drum and many other fish being caught. Shrimp, jigs and top water Rapala skitter walks all methods to entice strikes. Anglers had great numbers of fish during outings, many trips averaged 8 or more different species. Always fun when you never know what’s going to strike on the other end of the line.
Well that is the fishing report for the past week hope you all enjoyed. Remember you can’t catch them from the couch, so get out there and get hooked up. Tight Lines!

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Doug Harris
Wellington, Florida
Reported: 1 year ago

Sun,Feb 19,2023 We went in search of butterfly peacock bass today,and it was a smash fest!! Topwater plugs with live bait mixed in kept us chasing rods and grabbing the net!! Stephan and Steve from Toronto were duly impressed with the power and outright ferocity of the peacock bass today..one...

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Doug Harris Wellington, Florida Reported: 1 year ago

Sun,Feb 19,2023
We went in search of butterfly peacock bass today,and it was a smash fest!! Topwater plugs with live bait mixed in kept us chasing rods and grabbing the net!! Stephan and Steve from Toronto were duly impressed with the power and outright ferocity of the peacock bass today..one of those trips you don't soon forget!!

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Craig Korczynski
Jupiter, Florida
Reported: 1 year ago

Mid February is living up to its potential, weak fronts, windy conditions and plenty of sunshine. Florida issues, but for anglers frustration builds as winds due. Locating Snook! Anglers can target mangroves, docks, seawalls, bridges and other structures for great action. Live baits, DOA C.A.L. 3” shad tail and for...

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Craig Korczynski Jupiter, Florida Reported: 1 year ago

Mid February is living up to its potential, weak fronts, windy conditions and plenty of sunshine. Florida issues, but for anglers frustration builds as winds due.
Locating Snook! Anglers can target mangroves, docks, seawalls, bridges and other structures for great action. Live baits, DOA C.A.L. 3” shad tail and for fly anglers clousers and deceivers get the strike.
Bottom structure is key when weather conditions get tough for anglers. My groups had great success catching a plethora of species working shrimp and small bucktail jigs near the bottom. Most species caught during our outings the past week was 13 different species. Snapper, grouper, jacks, mackerel, drum and ladyfish just to name a few.
Well that is the fishing report for the past week, hope you all enjoyed. Remember you can’t catch them from the couch, so get out there and get hooked up. Tight Lines!

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Shawn Safris
Pompano Beach, Florida
Reported: 1 year ago

Beautiful weather bite has been a little slow but there are quality fish rather than quantity. So if you get a bite its gonna be a trophy!!!!

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Shawn Safris Pompano Beach, Florida Reported: 1 year ago

Beautiful weather bite has been a little slow but there are quality fish rather than quantity. So if you get a bite its gonna be a trophy!!!!

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Taco Perez
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Reported: 1 year ago

WOW what a great way to start out the New Year fishing here off the coast of Fort Lauderdale. Trolling the reefs has been a bit slow this January however when we ventured out just a little deeper between 200 and 400 hundred feet of water the black fin tunas...

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Taco Perez Fort Lauderdale, Florida Reported: 1 year ago

WOW what a great way to start out the New Year fishing here off the coast of Fort Lauderdale.
Trolling the reefs has been a bit slow this January however when we ventured out just a little deeper between 200 and 400 hundred feet of water the black fin tunas have been biting ok in the early hours of the day but seemed as we got into the afternoon hours they were biting real good.
Not real sure what happen but the last few years has been producing more and more Wahoo’s also mostly in the same depth as the black fins.
I’m pretty sure they are feeding on the black fins.
Not just us, but all the boats seem to be bring in more and more Wahoo this being the best year I’ve seen yet.
Also while the Mahi mahi are not really in season right now BUT this year they seem to be showing up way before spring and what a welcomed surprise this is always a great crowd pleaser.
The bottom fishing has been expectedly good this year as lone as we have a little north current. No current no good too much current no good BUT a knot to a knot and a half good I mean real good.
Catching the vermilion snappers reel good along with quite a few red snappers ranging from 8 to 20 pounds another great crowd pleaser. And the best new of all we are catching them in state waters so we get to harvest them.
And once again showing up early the Greater Amber Jack SEA DONKEYS, talk about a fight! We had seen many a man give up the rod before landing one of these 30 to 80 pounders.
However an unwelcomed catch nice groupers are also biting BUT Sad to say out of season.
Some times I think these fish know they get to be set free. LOL

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Craig Korczynski
Jupiter, Florida
Reported: 1 year ago

Last week brought very windy conditions for our local waters, cool front passed through bringing 40 knot winds and showers. Targeting snook was mainly done around leeward points and cuts due to the winds. Smal fish were caught near docks and drops offs. Live baits and DOA Curl tails bait...

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Craig Korczynski Jupiter, Florida Reported: 1 year ago

Last week brought very windy conditions for our local waters, cool front passed through bringing 40 knot winds and showers.
Targeting snook was mainly done around leeward points and cuts due to the winds. Smal fish were caught near docks and drops offs. Live baits and DOA Curl tails bait of choice.
Gusty winds made it fun for fly anglers, but that’s when night fishing comes into play. Dock lights and bridges areas to locate snook, tarpon and many other species. Small deciever flies and live baits get the bite.
Channels and drop offs offer a plethora of species for anglers to target using shrimp and small buck tail jigs. Snapper, drum, jacks, mackerel, and my other species put a bend in the rod.
Well that is the fishing reply for the past week, hope you all enjoyed. Remember you can’t catch them from the couch so get out there and get hooked up. Tight Lines!

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