Fishing Show
What had been, up to recently, a phenomenal year of sight fishing for redfish has gotten considerably tougher the last couple weeks. The algae bloom which plagued our waters last year is making a comeback. There are still a few flats which are crystal clear but many of them are partly to mostly cloudy. On sunny days, [...]
The fishing for redfish, seatrout, and black drum continues to be outstanding on the flats of the Mosquito Lagoon and Indian River. Most of the fish are still in schools with many of them holding 100-300 fish. The water is still crystal clear and sight fishing conditions are excellent. The fish have been eating a [...]
True to its nature, March has come in like a lion with lots of wind, storm fronts and up and down temperatures. The water levels of the lagoon system have been fluctuating 6-12 inches which is significant when talking about flats that only have 2 feet of water or less at high levels. Despite the [...]
The sight fishing in Mosquito Lagoon has been about as good as it can get in recent weeks. The weather has been generally warmer than usual which has made for some comfortable fishing conditions. To go along with the excellent weather, huge schools of redfish have been the norm. This week, we encountered schools so [...]
The final weeks of 2012 brought both excellent and tough days of fishing on Mosquito Lagoon. Some days the weather was perfect, on others, we had high winds, clouds, and cold that dropped water temperatures by 15 degrees or more. One the good days, there were schools of tailing redfish in every direction. On others, [...]
Fishing in Mosquito Lagoon during November offered some excellent sight fishing opportunities for redfish and large seatrout. Many of the redfish are in schools that range from 25 -200 fish. On calm days they can be found tailing on the shallow flats in search of crabs, shrimp, and marine worms. A school of tailing redfish [...]
Prior to the passing of Hurricane Sandy, our east coast Lagoons had been clearing and the fishing was excellent. The storm bought some significant rain and wind but it has been the past few days that have brought even higher winds and near record cold. The water level is over a foot higher than it [...]
This can be one of the easiest times of year to catch a trophy sized redfish in Mosquito Lagoon and the Indian River. The huge redfish are schooled up for the fall spawn and are about as aggressive as you will ever find them. They will willingly take both surface baits and a variety of [...]
Cooler weather over the past few weeks and particularly as fall weather moved into the area has invigorated the fish, making them chase subsurface baits, hit surface lures, and basically expand their strike zones. We are at a place in the transitional period where fish feed the most actively, but because they are on the [...]
Most of the Mosquito Lagoon and north Indian River Lagoon remained clouded with algae this month making sight fishing for redfish a challenge. In shallow areas, the fish can be found tailing and you can even sight fish them on sunny calm days when they are near the surface. With the discolored water, you can get [...]
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