Inshore
Winter weather is here. Windy days and cold fronts can make
the fishing difficult at times, but finding a good bite can still be done. The
pompano fishing continues to be good fishing channel edges north of Jupiter.
Bouncing the bottom with Nylure jigs and goofy jigs will pick up a variety of
species. Fishing these same areas you can find plenty of sheepshead when you
put live shrimp into the mix. The trout and redfish fishing around Jupiter and
Hobe Sound is becoming good. Working mangrove lines and sand flats midday when
fish are trying to warm up is your best bet. I like using DOA shrimp or a small
paddle tail. Snook season just open in
recent weeks. Continue to fish structures like bridges, seawalls, docks and
spillways to put one on your table.
Offshore
Well the winter winds have been consistent. Kayak trips have
been limited, but we have still been able to get out with some lucky weather
windows. Dolphin and sailfish have been the main targets fishing Jupiter to
Boynton Beach. As usual using live baits
such as goggle eyes and blue runners will be your best bet. Slow trolling 140’
– 240’ will likely give you the best opportunity for either of these fish.
March will start to bring reports of cobia as well as an even better dolphin
bite. Not to mention the spring mullet run will be right around the
corner. Things will be getting hot
offshore, don’t miss out.
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Brian Nelli
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