With tougher conditions continuing the Indian River remains the best bet. Off colored water makes sight fishing still difficult but culverts and relief canals are prime spots on a falling tide. Soft plastics such as the NLBN 3″ paddle tails are a good bet as well as plugs. Docks have also been productive as have… The post 12-20-23 appeared first o...

Offshore anglers have been able to get out the last few days and have been rewarded with scattered Sailfish activity and some Dolphin in the 120′ range and a good Kingfish bite in the 70′ to 80′ range. Sebastian Inlet has been producing good catches of Snook and Redfish on live mullet and jigs at… The post 9-20-23 appeared first on White’s Tackle....

Fishing over the weekend with the calm warm weather was very good and things are calming back down after the front on Monday. Offshore anglers have been getting Dolphin in the 100′ to 150′ of water range and Kingfish in the 70′ to 80′ range. Bottom fishers have had good fishing for Mangrove Snapper in… The post 3-20-24 appeared first on White’s Ta...

Summer is here in full force with the temps to prove it. Surf anglers have enjoyed calm conditions and those getting out early have enjoyed some catch and release Snook fishing for their troubles. Soft plastics spoons and topwater plugs have all accounted for fish of late. Offshore Kingfish have been the best bet in… The post 7-19-23 appeared firs...

Cooler temps have brought Spanish Mackerel and Bluefish to the area joined by lots of Jack Crevalle and some Pompano. Spoons jigs and even topwater plugs have all bee effective on the Spanish and Bluefish Fish Gum clams and sand fleas have been working for the Pompano. Inshore catches of Seatrout continue to be numerous… The post 10-18-23 appeared...

Offshore anglers are finding it easier to get out with the recent weather and they’re finding good activity. Kingfish have been active in their normal range of 70′ to 80′ of water and Dolphin have been found in as close as 50′ of water with trolled live greenies being the best bet for both. Bottom… The post 5-17-23 appeared first on White’s Tackle...

Things have calmed a bit but still rough enough the surf has been pretty slow. There has been some bait scattered around and a few Jack Crevalle caught. Inshore wise Snook are still the best bet with plenty of quality fish on the flats and shorelines. the bigger fish are always tricky but a few… The post 4-17-24 appeared first on White’s Tackle.

Weather has been less than ideal but fishing has been pretty good despite the conditions. Spanish Mackerel have been up and down the beach particularly in the Cove in Vero and around the inlets along with some decent Bluefish. Pompano fishing has been good when the conditions have cooperated with some clean water mostly on… The post 1-17-24 appear...

Smaller pods of mullet have started moving down the beach intermittently meaning the mullet run is likely only 2 or 3 weeks away. Some Snook Spanish Mackerel and even Tarpon have been attacking what has come thru. The inlets have had Tarpon in the evenings along with some Snook on cleaner water. Sebastian has also… The post 8-16-23 appeared first...

Tough weather for the next few days but the good news is that the weather for the weekend looks pretty good. The next few days are an inshore only game and luckily the IRL has been pretty good. Seatrout catches continue to hold up well with soft plastics still the best bet. There have been… The post 11-15-23 appeared first on White’s Tackle.

The swell coming off of Lee is going to make offshore and the surf fairly tough for a few days but hopefully we will get a reprieve soon. Offshore activity has been good with Dolphin and scattered Sailfish being the best bets in the 120′ range. In the surf the mullet run has been active… The post 9-14-23 appeared first on White’s Tackle.

Calm conditions are finally here much to the delight of surf anglers. The seaweed has all but gone away and the water has cleaned up. There have been few Pompano caught but some Permit and croakers. Snook numbers are starting to tick up and bait is returning as well. Offshore anglers have been catching Kingfish… The post 6-14-23 appeared first on...

Happy Valentine’s Day everyone. Surf activity started back up this AM after several days of rough conditions and dirty water. Bluefish Jack Crevalle and Spanish Mackerel were all active along the beaches in the Cove and hopefully Pompano action will follow shortly. The water in the inlets has started to clear up so Snook activity… The post 2-14-24...

With the tough weather starting today and going thru the weekend inshore and the inlets are likely the only viable options. Inshore remains good with larger Snook having moved inside and taking up residence. With the likely rainfall on the weekend culverts and relief canals are a solid bet. Shorelines and flats have held fish… The post 12-13-23 ap...

Surf conditions look to be improving with calmer surf expected thru the weekend. There have been good numbers of Bluefish Spanish Mackerel and Jack Crevalle off the beaches and this should bring them in closer. Pompano catches have been good when the weather has cooperated so hopefully this will be the same. Inshore there’s still… The post 3-13-24...

There’s been a touch of cooler air in the mornings a signal that Fall is coming. There’s still plenty of mullet inside and Seatrout catches have been solid. Fish the spoil islands with paddle tail soft plastics twitch baits or even topwater plugs early for success. Redfish have also been more frequent along the shorelines … The post 10-11-23 appea...

Offshore fishing has turned on with several good options. The Mangrove Snapper bite in 80′ of water has been solid and Kingfish have been active in the same depth. For those anglers seeking Dolphin or Sailfish live bait in the 130′ range has been the ticket. The Snook bite in the inlets has been hit… The post 5-10-23 appeared first on White’s Tack...

Some tough winds are going to make fishing offshore and in the surf pretty tough for several days. The good news is that inshore fishing has been pretty good. Snook continue to inhabit the flats and shorelines with some real quality fish around. Live baiters have been able to find plenty of bait such as… The post 4-10-24 appeared first on White’s...

Things are calming down after the heavy winds of the last few days hopefully leading to some cleaner calmer surf. Spanish Mackerel have been active in the inlets with spoons and metals doing most of the work. Offshore Sailfish have been active in 200′ of water boding well for the Pelican going on now. Inshore … The post 1-10-23 appeared first on W...