Port Orange Weather Forecast
Fishing reports straight from our guides in Port Orange
Offshore lots of snappers and sharks.
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Mai bite is decent.
2 blue marlin aswell
2 blue marlin aswell
2 blue marlin aswell
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Here is a double by a father and daughter duo
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Redfish bite is really hot... along with trout and snook in Ormond and Flagler. As for Port Orange the pompano, snapper and many others are chewing.
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Here's a couple from last 3 days
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Mangrove Snapper.
The most realistic edible " keeper".
10 inch minimum and 5 apiece.
White flaky meat with no pungent taste.
Easy to catch on live shrimp utilizing a Carolina ( sliding) sinker rig.
The most realistic edible " keeper".
10 inch minimum and 5 apiece.
White flaky meat with no pungent taste.
Easy to catch on live shrimp utilizing a Carolina ( sliding) sinker rig.
The most realistic edible " keeper".
10 inch minimum and 5 apiece.
White flaky meat with no pungent taste.
Easy to catch on live shrimp utilizing a Carolina ( sliding) sinker rig.
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Spring has sprung! Water is heating up and so is the fishing. Offshore has been the ticket to some quality fish.
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Happy kid with his first redfish...
Trout and snook bite is picking up along with snapper and inshore sharks
Trout and snook bite is picking up along with snapper and inshore sharks
Trout and snook bite is picking up along with snapper and inshore sharks
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Bonnetheads all caught in March and April.
We are The Shark Bite Capital.
All caught with live bait on spinning rods.
We are The Shark Bite Capital.
All caught with live bait on spinning rods.
We are The Shark Bite Capital.
All caught with live bait on spinning rods.
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Inshore and nearshore has been producing some nice sheepshead, sharks, and trout
Offshore, lane snapper
Offshore, lane snapper
Offshore, lane snapper
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