Fishing report 5.8.15

Inshore

The bait is here!  Lots and lots of glass minnows and mullet have showed up. Fishing around mangroves and bridges will help you find the bait. Snook can be found in good numbers around docks and bridges at night. Try using smaller baits like DOA Tiny Terror Eyz. On the flats trout and redfish have been good. The trout are holding in the deeper grass flats in 3-4’ of water. Redfish are hanging tight to mangroves. DOA Cal shad tails and jerk baits will work well for either species.

Offshore                     

Offshore fishing is going off right now. The kingfish have finally showed up in good numbers in the Boynton Beach area and it’s only going to get better. Sailfish, dolphin and large blackfin tuna are also being caught on a variety of baits.  If you can find goggle eyes they will be your best option, but as always don’t overlook a feisty blue runner. The smaller blackfin are also around but spread out. Vertical jigging for them anywhere from 275-350’ can put you on some.  

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Brian Nelli

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Fishing Report 4.10.15

Inshore

The spring bait run of mullet and glass minnows is starting to look good.  The pompano fishing is pretty good on the beach and so so inside the river. Live shrimp, clams and goofy jigs are a good way to put some of these tasty treats on the dinner table. The flats near the inlets will start to produce snook as they make their way towards the inlets for the summer spawn. Right now using a DOA shad tail, Zara spooks or Mirrolure Mirrodine are great baits to grab a snook. Baits resembling current bait fish like glass minnows, pilchards and mullet will work best. Sharks are also cursing the flats looking for an easy meal.

Offshore

Dolphin have been a good bet offshore with the normal spring run of these guys. Sailfish as well have and will be in good numbers the next month.  As usual using live baits such as goggle eyes and blue runners will be your best bet for Dolphin and sails. Cobia can still be found bouncing the bottom of the reef in 60-80 feet.  Try using a DOA swimming mullet or a 3oz buck tail jig tipped with a frozen sardine.

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Brian Nelli

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Fishing Report 3.10.15

Inshore

Trout fishing has been pretty good if you can find the glass minnow schools. The spring mullet run should push more bait into the river this month and really get the bite going. The pompano fishing is getting even better fishing channel edges north of Jupiter. Live shrimp and goofy jigs are the ticket to putting these guys on ice. Water temps have cooled so fishing later in the day will be good around mangrove shore lines and potholes. These areas will hold fish trying to warm up. Right now using a DOA shad tail or Mirrolure Mirrodine are best bets. Snook are starting to show up on flats and surrounding creeks off the flats. Baits resembling current bait fish like glass minnows, pilchards and mullet will work best.

Offshore

Offshore is about to heat up in the next month. Right now the dolphin bite has been good as well as some spotty cobia reports from Palm Beach to Boynton Beach.  As usual using live baits such as goggle eyes and blue runners will be your best bet for Dolphin and a cruising cobia. Bigger concentrations of cobia can be found bouncing the bottom of the reef in 60-80 feet.  Try using a DOA swimming mullet or a 3oz buck tail jig.

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See you on the water!

Brian Nelli

772-201-5899

Brian@tckayakfishing.com

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