As we head into the new year we have been dealing with a very active El Nino weather pattern . This weather pattern brings unusually wet and cold temperatures to west central Florida, The fishing has still been good, although we have had to change our approach and techniques to cater to certain species of…
As is typical this time of year, the fishing in Clearwater continues to be good. Depending on which species we are targeting will determine our success rate and at what degree. Right now we are dealing with mid day heat, which can slow up the inshore bite just a bit so the mornings and afternoons…
Cooling water temperatures and bait schools migrating south signal the beginning of King Mackerel season along Florida’s Gulf Coast. Clearwater is located in west central Florida making it a perfect location for anglers to target the speedy Kingfish. Typically our run of King’s starts in mid October, but with water and air temp’s already falling…
As we close out July and look forward to our August schedule, the Deep Sea Fishing in Clearwater will change but the inshore will not. The main difference in the deep sea fishing will only be what we target. The bite will continue to be good with all species in the deeper waters but seasonal…
As we prepare for another Red Snapper Season, which starts on June 1st, we are staying busy with Amberjack offshore and Snook inshore. In addition to these our deep sea boat has been seeing quality red grouper, mangrove snapper and tuna. The inshore charters are enjoying a phenomenal redfish and trout bite in between snook…
As we head into the new year and back half of our winter season we expect a new pattern of fishing to emerge, both deep sea and inshore. Water temperatures in the low 60’s will have some species fired up while others will get lethargic. This past week on our inshore charters our anglers enjoyed…
Our deep sea charters have been getting into some solid Red Snapper and Grouper action on our 10 and 12 hour trips. The 8 hour charters have also been getting into some Snapper and Grouper, plenty of keepers on all of these trips but the biggest fish on the longer ones, mainly a direct correlation…
Warm temperatures have the inshore fishing red hot! Snook, Redfish and Trout are all biting good. Capt. Marlin has been running our inshore trips and absolutely crushing the fish. The Snook have been cooperating on the high tide with most fish hitting live bait, with a few taken on lures. The redfish have been hitting…