Friday, August 28, 2015

Fishing Report 8/10/15

Inshore

Early angler gets the fish. Fishing early or late in the day is still the key through September. The flats and inlets are holding large amounts of glass minnows. Using lures to imitate these baits will be your best bet. Fishing the inlets, docks and bridges will continue to be a great option. Try using a DOA Terror Eyz or jerk bait bounced near the bottom around the inlet. Fishing the shadow lines on the bridges at night with a mullet imitation will work great. On the flats work the mangroves around high tide with a bait that can be skipped up under the overhanging branches. These fish will be up in there deep getting out of the heat of the day.
Offshore

September is the month for us and wahoo. Almost all the wahoo caught in my career have been in September. Concentrate on live baiting large goggle eyes deeper in the water column. The best time of the month will be a few days before and after the full moon. Kingfish will still be around and will most likely be staying in that 20lb range. Don’t forget about sailfish. September is a great month for them. Smaller live baits like goggle eyes and blue runners will work best on a flat line. Finally balckfin tuna will come through in spurts. Look to target them with smaller vertical jigs and trolling feathers. 
  
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Fishing Report 7.10.15

Inshore

Fishing will be good if you can get out before the midday heat. The flats are still holding good amounts of bait including mullet and glass minnows. Finding and fishing the outside edges of these schools will produce multiple species. Snook fishing the inlets and bridges near them are a great option. Try using a DOA Terror Eyz bounced near the bottom around the inlet. Fishing the shadow lines on the bridges at night with a mullet imitation will be the best bet.

Offshore

Offshore fishing has slowed for most desirables. Kingfish will still be around, but look for them to be in the under 20lb range.  Sharks and bonita are a sure thing if you are looking to bed a rod. Wahoo will be on most people’s mind this month. Fishing 3 to 4 days before and after the full moon is usually best. I prefer running baits on a downrigger anywhere from 60-80’ below surface for a wahoo bite.   

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Brian Nelli
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Fishing Report 6.10.15

Inshore

The fishing has really picked up and looks for it to stay that way for a while. The summer months are here so getting out early or late in the day can help with putting fish in the kayak.  Look for snook still pushing towards the inlets for their summer spawn. Macarthur Park and Palm Beach inlet are good places to hang around this month. Large Terror Eyz bounced around the jetties should entice a strike. In the park look to run the mangrove lines with a DOA shrimp or jerk bait. Further north in the Jensen Beach area redfish and large trout have been the talk. Mangrove lines on the high tide and flats with good current and potholes on the outgoing with put you in the right spot to land a few of each.

Offshore

Offshore fishing continues to be good. Kingfish, mahi, sailfish and tuna are the common catches. Look for wahoo bites to pick up around the full moons in the coming months. Running baits on a downrigger anywhere from 60-80’ below surface will help in your quest to land a wahoo.  Bait fishing has picked up and finding a dozen gogs before light should not be a problem. If getting up early is not your thing blue runners will work. Vertical jigging is still producing blackfin tuna anywhere from 230-275’. The bonitas have started to show up in larger numbers so be prepared to have to weed through them to put some sashimi on your plate.   

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Brian Nelli
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