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Fishing report from Ken D. in Miami, Florida Book a trip with Captain Ken here.

    Fishing in Miami, Florida
    11/20/2024 Snook
    Fishing in Miami, Florida
    11/20/2024 Snook
    Fishing in Miami, Florida
    11/20/2024 Snook
    Fishing in Miami, Florida
    11/20/2024 Snook
    Fishing in Miami, Florida
    11/20/2024 Snook
    Fishing in Miami, Florida
    11/20/2024 Snook

Fishing report from Tim R. in Naples, Florida Book a trip with Captain Tim here.

    Fishing in Naples, Florida
    11/20/2024 Snook

Fishing report from Steven H. in Sarasota, Florida Book a trip with Captain Steven here.

    Fishing in Sarasota, Florida
    11/20/2024 Snook
    The Fall temperatures are coming down along with Gulf temps bringing in many species of gamefish within casting distance from the shore. Expect snook, flounder, Redfish, Black drum, Sheepshead and others congregating in shallow water beach 🏖️ structures that you can walk to and fish. The beach is a great place to learn how to saltwater fish if you're new to the sport or a seasoned pro looking for a different approach than your usual boat trip. Remember, seasickness is never a concern, so you can focus entirely on fishing and fun 🎣. Tight lines from the beach!

Fishing report from James G. in Sarasota, Florida Book a trip with Captain James here.

    Fishing in Sarasota, Florida
    11/14/2024 Snook
    Fall is her. Both inshore and nearshore fishing seems to be pretty dang good post hurricane. Fall is her. Both inshore and nearshore fishing seems to be pretty dang good post hurricane.

Fishing report from Santiago Javier A. in San Juan, Puerto Rico Book a trip with Captain Santiago Javier here.

    Fishing in San Juan, Puerto Rico
    11/14/2024 Snook
    Fishing in San Juan, Puerto Rico
    11/14/2024 Snook
    Fishing in San Juan, Puerto Rico
    11/13/2024 Snook
    Another win on the last tarpon tourney. Best boat and best angler
    Another win on the last tarpon tourney. Best boat and best angler
    Another win on the last tarpon tourney. Best boat and best angler

Fishing report from Randy S. in Key Largo, Florida Book a trip with Captain Randy here.

    Fishing in Key Largo, Florida
    11/14/2024 Snook
    Fishing in Key Largo, Florida
    11/14/2024 Snook
    Good fishing on the Flats around Islamorada and Everglades National park.....been a little breezy but they still gotta eat....bonefish, snook,redfish and baby tarpon
    Good fishing on the Flats around Islamorada and Everglades National park.....been a little breezy but they still gotta eat....bonefish, snook,redfish and baby tarpon

Fishing report from Colt B. in Daytona Beach, Florida Book a trip with Captain Colt here.

    Fishing in Daytona Beach, Florida
    11/14/2024 Snook

Fishing report from Matt F. in Sarasota, Florida Book a trip with Captain Matt here.

    Fishing in Sarasota, Florida
    11/13/2024 Snook
    Fishing in Sarasota, Florida
    11/13/2024 Snook
    Fishing in Sarasota, Florida
    11/13/2024 Snook
    Fishing in Sarasota, Florida
    11/13/2024 Snook
    Fishing in Sarasota, Florida
    11/13/2024 Snook
    Fishing in Sarasota, Florida
    11/13/2024 Snook
    Fishing in Sarasota, Florida
    11/13/2024 Snook
    Fishing in Sarasota, Florida
    11/13/2024 Snook
    Fishing in Sarasota, Florida
    11/13/2024 Snook
    Fishing in Sarasota, Florida
    11/13/2024 Snook
    The inshore nearshore bite has been awesome. One spot shopping for snook redfish cobia tunas sharks. Everything!! Light tackle fishing at its finest. Book your adventure today!
    The inshore nearshore bite has been awesome. One spot shopping for snook redfish cobia tunas sharks. Everything!! Light tackle fishing at its finest. Book your adventure today!
    The inshore nearshore bite has been awesome. One spot shopping for snook redfish cobia tunas sharks. Everything!! Light tackle fishing at its finest. Book your adventure today!
    The inshore nearshore bite has been awesome. One spot shopping for snook redfish cobia tunas sharks. Everything!! Light tackle fishing at its finest. Book your adventure today!
    The inshore nearshore bite has been awesome. One spot shopping for snook redfish cobia tunas sharks. Everything!! Light tackle fishing at its finest. Book your adventure today!
    The inshore nearshore bite has been awesome. One spot shopping for snook redfish cobia tunas sharks. Everything!! Light tackle fishing at its finest. Book your adventure today!
    The inshore nearshore bite has been awesome. One spot shopping for snook redfish cobia tunas sharks. Everything!! Light tackle fishing at its finest. Book your adventure today!
    The inshore nearshore bite has been awesome. One spot shopping for snook redfish cobia tunas sharks. Everything!! Light tackle fishing at its finest. Book your adventure today!
    The inshore nearshore bite has been awesome. One spot shopping for snook redfish cobia tunas sharks. Everything!! Light tackle fishing at its finest. Book your adventure today!
    The inshore nearshore bite has been awesome. One spot shopping for snook redfish cobia tunas sharks. Everything!! Light tackle fishing at its finest. Book your adventure today!

Fishing report from Brandon D. in Cape Coral, Florida Book a trip with Captain Brandon here.

    Fishing in Cape Coral, Florida
    11/20/2024 Snook
    Fishing in Cape Coral, Florida
    11/20/2024 Snook
    Fishing in Cape Coral, Florida
    11/13/2024 Snook
    Fishing in Cape Coral, Florida
    11/13/2024 Snook
    Fishing in Cape Coral, Florida
    11/13/2024 Snook
    Fishing in Cape Coral, Florida
    11/13/2024 Snook
    Fishing in Cape Coral, Florida
    11/13/2024 Snook
    Fishing in Cape Coral, Florida
    11/13/2024 Snook
    Fishing ahead of a cold front is one of my absolute favorites. The barometric pressure gets to a perfect point before fronts come through and these fish feel it and get extremely active. Cold fronts can cause fish to go into a lethargic state where they have no energy or motivation to chase or eat baits. Imagine for a second you wake up and you feel bloated, nauseous even, your initial reaction is not to get out of bed and eat a big breakfast, instead you lay around for as long as it takes to feel well again. This feeling in that scenario is very similar to what fish feel after a low pressure system blows through, they have to work to keep a balance and have no problem sitting around until the pressure builds back and they feel comfortable again. They tend to eat like they’re going into hibernation for a few days because essentially that is the case. As for the day we had before our most recent front, the fish had no quit in them, it seemed like every bait for 3-5 hours was getting bit. We caught tons of redfish, snook and trout in just a matter of a few hours. The trout were huge, most over 20 inches, redfish ranged in size but many between 19 and 25 inches. We caught a lot of snook too, most in the mid 20’s and a couple over 30. I had my brother out and we were on a mission to get meat for a family fish fry. We did our job, we limited out on all three species and the family will have a fine fish fry in the coming days.
    Fishing ahead of a cold front is one of my absolute favorites. The barometric pressure gets to a perfect point before fronts come through and these fish feel it and get extremely active. Cold fronts can cause fish to go into a lethargic state where they have no energy or motivation to chase or eat baits. Imagine for a second you wake up and you feel bloated, nauseous even, your initial reaction is not to get out of bed and eat a big breakfast, instead you lay around for as long as it takes to feel well again. This feeling in that scenario is very similar to what fish feel after a low pressure system blows through, they have to work to keep a balance and have no problem sitting around until the pressure builds back and they feel comfortable again. They tend to eat like they’re going into hibernation for a few days because essentially that is the case. As for the day we had before our most recent front, the fish had no quit in them, it seemed like every bait for 3-5 hours was getting bit. We caught tons of redfish, snook and trout in just a matter of a few hours. The trout were huge, most over 20 inches, redfish ranged in size but many between 19 and 25 inches. We caught a lot of snook too, most in the mid 20’s and a couple over 30. I had my brother out and we were on a mission to get meat for a family fish fry. We did our job, we limited out on all three species and the family will have a fine fish fry in the coming days.
    Late fall is an epic time to fish our waters, the snook are fully back in the inshore waters and hungry after all the work they put in during their spawning season. You will frequently find long, skinny female snook looking to get their figure back after giving birth to the next generation of snook. We have been catching our bigger snook on large greenbacks we refer to as turbos, these bigger baits are irresistible to those bigger slot and overslot snook. Beef up your leader because you will need it with some of these monsters, I typically step it up to 40 lb Fluorocarbon which is less susceptible to abrasion when those fish shoot under structure. Redfish are still schooling up towards the tail end of their spawn, mostly the mid to upper slot fish are what we have found around the mangrove islands, oyster beds and docks. Pinfish are hard to pass up but they will certainly eat greenbacks as well. Trout over grass flats and edges of bars and channels have been pretty good, just lacking in size at times. We have been targeting those trout with gulp shrimp under a popping cork. They absolutely love those baits but just about anything will work. At times when the wind is blowing it is best to use a bait you can slow retrieve like a shrimp immitation bait. We are starting to head into a change in season, cold fronts are pushing through and soon we will see a change in bait, tide heights and target species. As we begin seeing lower winter tides we will switch to shrimp and focus more on sheepshead as they make their way into our inshore waters to spawn.
    Late fall is an epic time to fish our waters, the snook are fully back in the inshore waters and hungry after all the work they put in during their spawning season. You will frequently find long, skinny female snook looking to get their figure back after giving birth to the next generation of snook. We have been catching our bigger snook on large greenbacks we refer to as turbos, these bigger baits are irresistible to those bigger slot and overslot snook. Beef up your leader because you will need it with some of these monsters, I typically step it up to 40 lb Fluorocarbon which is less susceptible to abrasion when those fish shoot under structure. Redfish are still schooling up towards the tail end of their spawn, mostly the mid to upper slot fish are what we have found around the mangrove islands, oyster beds and docks. Pinfish are hard to pass up but they will certainly eat greenbacks as well. Trout over grass flats and edges of bars and channels have been pretty good, just lacking in size at times. We have been targeting those trout with gulp shrimp under a popping cork. They absolutely love those baits but just about anything will work. At times when the wind is blowing it is best to use a bait you can slow retrieve like a shrimp immitation bait. We are starting to head into a change in season, cold fronts are pushing through and soon we will see a change in bait, tide heights and target species. As we begin seeing lower winter tides we will switch to shrimp and focus more on sheepshead as they make their way into our inshore waters to spawn.
    Late fall is an epic time to fish our waters, the snook are fully back in the inshore waters and hungry after all the work they put in during their spawning season. You will frequently find long, skinny female snook looking to get their figure back after giving birth to the next generation of snook. We have been catching our bigger snook on large greenbacks we refer to as turbos, these bigger baits are irresistible to those bigger slot and overslot snook. Beef up your leader because you will need it with some of these monsters, I typically step it up to 40 lb Fluorocarbon which is less susceptible to abrasion when those fish shoot under structure. Redfish are still schooling up towards the tail end of their spawn, mostly the mid to upper slot fish are what we have found around the mangrove islands, oyster beds and docks. Pinfish are hard to pass up but they will certainly eat greenbacks as well. Trout over grass flats and edges of bars and channels have been pretty good, just lacking in size at times. We have been targeting those trout with gulp shrimp under a popping cork. They absolutely love those baits but just about anything will work. At times when the wind is blowing it is best to use a bait you can slow retrieve like a shrimp immitation bait. We are starting to head into a change in season, cold fronts are pushing through and soon we will see a change in bait, tide heights and target species. As we begin seeing lower winter tides we will switch to shrimp and focus more on sheepshead as they make their way into our inshore waters to spawn.
    Late fall is an epic time to fish our waters, the snook are fully back in the inshore waters and hungry after all the work they put in during their spawning season. You will frequently find long, skinny female snook looking to get their figure back after giving birth to the next generation of snook. We have been catching our bigger snook on large greenbacks we refer to as turbos, these bigger baits are irresistible to those bigger slot and overslot snook. Beef up your leader because you will need it with some of these monsters, I typically step it up to 40 lb Fluorocarbon which is less susceptible to abrasion when those fish shoot under structure. Redfish are still schooling up towards the tail end of their spawn, mostly the mid to upper slot fish are what we have found around the mangrove islands, oyster beds and docks. Pinfish are hard to pass up but they will certainly eat greenbacks as well. Trout over grass flats and edges of bars and channels have been pretty good, just lacking in size at times. We have been targeting those trout with gulp shrimp under a popping cork. They absolutely love those baits but just about anything will work. At times when the wind is blowing it is best to use a bait you can slow retrieve like a shrimp immitation bait. We are starting to head into a change in season, cold fronts are pushing through and soon we will see a change in bait, tide heights and target species. As we begin seeing lower winter tides we will switch to shrimp and focus more on sheepshead as they make their way into our inshore waters to spawn.
    Late fall is an epic time to fish our waters, the snook are fully back in the inshore waters and hungry after all the work they put in during their spawning season. You will frequently find long, skinny female snook looking to get their figure back after giving birth to the next generation of snook. We have been catching our bigger snook on large greenbacks we refer to as turbos, these bigger baits are irresistible to those bigger slot and overslot snook. Beef up your leader because you will need it with some of these monsters, I typically step it up to 40 lb Fluorocarbon which is less susceptible to abrasion when those fish shoot under structure. Redfish are still schooling up towards the tail end of their spawn, mostly the mid to upper slot fish are what we have found around the mangrove islands, oyster beds and docks. Pinfish are hard to pass up but they will certainly eat greenbacks as well. Trout over grass flats and edges of bars and channels have been pretty good, just lacking in size at times. We have been targeting those trout with gulp shrimp under a popping cork. They absolutely love those baits but just about anything will work. At times when the wind is blowing it is best to use a bait you can slow retrieve like a shrimp immitation bait. We are starting to head into a change in season, cold fronts are pushing through and soon we will see a change in bait, tide heights and target species. As we begin seeing lower winter tides we will switch to shrimp and focus more on sheepshead as they make their way into our inshore waters to spawn.
    Late fall is an epic time to fish our waters, the snook are fully back in the inshore waters and hungry after all the work they put in during their spawning season. You will frequently find long, skinny female snook looking to get their figure back after giving birth to the next generation of snook. We have been catching our bigger snook on large greenbacks we refer to as turbos, these bigger baits are irresistible to those bigger slot and overslot snook. Beef up your leader because you will need it with some of these monsters, I typically step it up to 40 lb Fluorocarbon which is less susceptible to abrasion when those fish shoot under structure. Redfish are still schooling up towards the tail end of their spawn, mostly the mid to upper slot fish are what we have found around the mangrove islands, oyster beds and docks. Pinfish are hard to pass up but they will certainly eat greenbacks as well. Trout over grass flats and edges of bars and channels have been pretty good, just lacking in size at times. We have been targeting those trout with gulp shrimp under a popping cork. They absolutely love those baits but just about anything will work. At times when the wind is blowing it is best to use a bait you can slow retrieve like a shrimp immitation bait. We are starting to head into a change in season, cold fronts are pushing through and soon we will see a change in bait, tide heights and target species. As we begin seeing lower winter tides we will switch to shrimp and focus more on sheepshead as they make their way into our inshore waters to spawn.

Fishing report from Austin F. in Port Orange, Florida Book a trip with Captain Austin here.

    Fishing in Port Orange, Florida
    11/13/2024 Snook
    Fishing in Port Orange, Florida
    11/13/2024 Snook
    fishings been red hot. Snook, reds and jacks.
    fishings been red hot. Snook, reds and jacks.

Fishing report from Aaron H. in Port Orange, Florida Book a trip with Captain Aaron here.

    Fishing in Port Orange, Florida
    11/13/2024 Snook

Fishing report from Charles O. in Miami, Florida Book a trip with Charles here.

    Fishing in Miami, Florida
    11/13/2024 Snook
    The sailfish are starting to bite, great king Fish, action and wahoo bite before, and after the full moon with the cooler weather, the reef fishing has been great as well cooler temperatures bringing these fish to the shallow reefs, as far as the Peacockbass, we are averaging over 40 fish per trip in the southern Everglades the bite is on fire, And the Inshore fishing in the Florida Keys has been great catching snow, tarpon, trout, redfish, and tons of jack gravel, mainly on the outgoing tide or the incoming tide, trying to catch some movement to produce a bite.

Fishing report from Wade O. in Tampa, Florida Book a trip with Captain Wade here.

    Fishing in Tampa, Florida
    11/13/2024 Snook
    Fall Has Finally Arrived Until recently, we hadn’t had any typical fall weather here in the Tampa Bay area, but it’s finally here. Most of November’s water temperatures remained in the mid-70’s. Usually, by now the water temperature on the grass flats is in the low 70’s to upper 60’s Snook are still open to harvest until the first of December, so you only have a couple of weeks to take advantage of it. My clients are still catching plenty of snook. Some are in the slot of 28 to 33 inches, but most are just under or over the keeper slot. Oscar Santana and Kinh Shiau fished with me earlier this month and Oscar caught and released a 34” snook unharmed. It turns out, Oscar had never fished before and this snook was the first fish he’d ever caught. Unbelievably, he continued to out fish Kinh during the rest of the charter. Talk about beginner’s luck, now Oscar is ruined for life… The redfish action continues to please. Schools of redfish are still plentiful, but now I’m encountering more rat reds. I don’t have a problem with that because they’re still fun to catch and if you never have, they’re a blast. Riley found that out himself recently when he caught his first redfish. When looking to take one home for dinner though, I move on in search of bigger fish. There are still larger fish around, I just have to do a little looking. Seatrout, out of all the inshore species, remain the most dependable, as far as, fish for dinner. It’s been a banner year for seatrout, and I look for that trend to continue right through the end of the year.

Fishing report from Tim R. in Naples, Florida Book a trip with Captain Tim here.

    Fishing in Naples, Florida
    11/09/2024 Snook
    Fishing in Naples, Florida
    11/09/2024 Snook

Fishing report from Ken D. in Miami, Florida Book a trip with Captain Ken here.

    Fishing in Miami, Florida
    11/09/2024 Snook
    Fishing in Miami, Florida
    11/09/2024 Snook
    Fishing in Miami, Florida
    11/09/2024 Snook
    Fishing in Miami, Florida
    11/09/2024 Snook

Fishing report from Joe B. in Holmes Beach, Florida Book a trip with Captain Joe here.

    Fishing in Holmes Beach, Florida
    11/09/2024 Snook
    Fishing in Holmes Beach, Florida
    11/09/2024 Snook
    Fishing in Holmes Beach, Florida
    11/05/2024 Snook
    Fishing in Holmes Beach, Florida
    11/05/2024 Snook
    Fishing in Holmes Beach, Florida
    11/05/2024 Snook
    Fall frenzy in full force! Redfish and trout are showing up in good numbers with some nearshore fishing getting good as well!
    Fall frenzy in full force! Redfish and trout are showing up in good numbers with some nearshore fishing getting good as well!
    Fall frenzy in full force! Redfish and trout are showing up in good numbers with some nearshore fishing getting good as well!
    Fall frenzy in full force! Redfish and trout are showing up in good numbers with some nearshore fishing getting good as well!
    Fall frenzy in full force! Redfish and trout are showing up in good numbers with some nearshore fishing getting good as well!

Fishing report from Eric S. in Islamorada, Florida Book a trip with Captain Eric here.

    Fishing in Islamorada, Florida
    11/09/2024 Snook
    Fishing in Islamorada, Florida
    11/09/2024 Snook
    With the Fall Season upon us, the weather has been a little windy, but we're still getting some pretty good catches. Here's some pictures from my last trip, We were able to put together a mixed bag of Tarpon, Redfish Jacks and Snook.
    With the Fall Season upon us, the weather has been a little windy, but we're still getting some pretty good catches. Here's some pictures from my last trip, We were able to put together a mixed bag of Tarpon, Redfish Jacks and Snook.

Fishing report from Ben T. in Tavernier, Florida Book a trip with Captain Ben here.

    Fishing in Tavernier, Florida
    11/08/2024 Snook
    Fishing in Tavernier, Florida
    11/08/2024 Snook
    we have great fall fishing right now with comfortable fall temperatures and great backcountry fishing for all experience levels.
    we have great fall fishing right now with comfortable fall temperatures and great backcountry fishing for all experience levels.

Fishing report from Robert D. in Tarpon Springs, Florida Book a trip with Captain Robert here.

    Fishing in Tarpon Springs, Florida
    11/09/2024 Snook
    Fishing in Tarpon Springs, Florida
    11/07/2024 Snook

Fishing report from Jesse C. in Fort Myers Beach, Florida Book a trip with Captain Jesse here.

    Fishing in Fort Myers Beach, Florida
    11/07/2024 Snook
    Fishing in Fort Myers Beach, Florida
    11/07/2024 Snook
    Storms are gone, fish are here. Action all day every day
    Storms are gone, fish are here. Action all day every day

Fishing report from Greg B. in Melbourne, Florida Book a trip with Captain Greg here.

    Fishing in Melbourne, Florida
    11/07/2024 Snook
    Fishing in Melbourne, Florida
    11/07/2024 Snook
    Fishing in Melbourne, Florida
    11/07/2024 Snook
    Fishing in Melbourne, Florida
    11/07/2024 Snook
    Fishing in Melbourne, Florida
    11/07/2024 Snook
    The snook bite is HOT HOT HOT! We've been able to limit out on snook just about every trip. Snook season ends on December 15th so you have until then to put some Snook in your freezer. As it cools down the big bull redfish will be showing up too which make a great fight and picture!
    The snook bite is HOT HOT HOT! We've been able to limit out on snook just about every trip. Snook season ends on December 15th so you have until then to put some Snook in your freezer. As it cools down the big bull redfish will be showing up too which make a great fight and picture!
    The snook bite is HOT HOT HOT! We've been able to limit out on snook just about every trip. Snook season ends on December 15th so you have until then to put some Snook in your freezer. As it cools down the big bull redfish will be showing up too which make a great fight and picture!
    The snook bite is HOT HOT HOT! We've been able to limit out on snook just about every trip. Snook season ends on December 15th so you have until then to put some Snook in your freezer. As it cools down the big bull redfish will be showing up too which make a great fight and picture!
    The snook bite is HOT HOT HOT! We've been able to limit out on snook just about every trip. Snook season ends on December 15th so you have until then to put some Snook in your freezer. As it cools down the big bull redfish will be showing up too which make a great fight and picture!

Fishing report from Justin R. in Crystal River, Florida Book a trip with Captain Justin here.

    Fishing in Crystal River, Florida
    11/07/2024 Snook
    Redfish and trout are fired up. Good snook. Inspire rocks are loaded with grouper

Fishing report from Mark Q. in Pompano Beach, Florida

    Fishing in Pompano Beach, Florida
    10/26/2024 Snook

Fishing report from Tim R. in Naples, Florida Book a trip with Captain Tim here.

    Fishing in Naples, Florida
    10/25/2024 Snook
    Fishing in Naples, Florida
    10/25/2024 Snook
    Fishing in Naples, Florida
    10/25/2024 Snook
    Fishing in Naples, Florida
    10/25/2024 Snook
    Fishing in Naples, Florida
    10/25/2024 Snook
    Fishing in Naples, Florida
    10/25/2024 Redfish, Snook

Fishing report from Charles O. in Miami, Florida Book a trip with Charles here.

    Fishing in Miami, Florida
    10/22/2024 Snook
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