Inshore
More and more bait will be moving into the river to supply
our game fish with plenty to eat. Bigger
snook, trout, jacks and reds will be looking for mullet pattern baits like
super spooks and large swimbaits. If you find glass minnows schools match the
hatch with a DOA shad tail. If you find mullet, whip out a super spook or large
swim bait. Structure is always key to finding fish. Try launching at the kayak
launch on Lake Ave in Lake Worth. This launch will give you access to snook
islands, the Lake Worth Bridge, seawalls and docks.
Offshore
It is that time of year when fishing is just on fire. Mahi
will be closer to shore to give you a better shot at them. Larger kings will
also be more abundant. Trolling live goggle eyes and runners will put fish in
the yak. I like to fish slow, going only about 1.5 mph. This will keep slack
out of your line as well as keep your baits swimming naturally. Mahi are one
fish that always seem to give my clients trouble in regards to landing them.
Remember to wear the fish out as much as you can if you plan on keeping it.
Take the gaff shot, get it in the yak and quickly get your legs on top of the
fish to make sure it doesn’t take one last jump right back into the water. Have
fun out there!
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Brian Nelli
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