Search

Tomtate Grunt

SW wind 10-15 seas 2-3 overcast/hazy. With the red tide riding in on the south winds were heading out north of Anclote in hopes of finding cleaner water. Well it ended up paying off we had a fair haul on a pretty bouncy day. Some red grouper a nice m

South wind 5-10 1-2′ chop. The water visibility is getting better and better every day with our full moon tides. Heading out to a spot just north of tarpon reef. Got some mid-size white grunt out at the three and a half and four Mile mark. Ende

E wind 15mph seas 1′ chop sunny. Headin north today going to try to push out past the fish killzone. 7.6 miles NW was were we started catching and some solid sized white grunt too. Caught a few red grouper no keepers though.   Captain Tyle

Offshore: Today's winds and seas will ease back a fair bit but still keep you in sheltered waters with winds southeasterly 15 to 20 knots with seas 1.5 to 2 metres. Tomorrows conditions will be the best we have for over a week or so be ready to

Hey everyone sorry for my laziness and lack of commenting on our blog. I will try to keep up better than I have been. Fishing has been pretty good as of late. Lots of Grunts Sea Bass and Porgies on both the half and all day trips. We are catching ple

There’s just a bunch of great areas to expose kids to fishing in my region and the thing you want to keep in mind it to keep things simple. Kids don’t need to catch big fish the first time they go fishing. They understand that it takes t

Late July and all of August are a great time to chase amberjacks in my region because there’s a lot of bait schools on the offshore wrecks and reefs. This is the time of the year when the grunts are everywhere and there’s also sardines t

Tomtate Grunt

White Grunt

Hi everyone!! The fishing has been pretty good this last week. Half day trips are catching stringers of Grunts SeaBass and Porgies with some "Keeper" Grouper thrown in. All trips have had the same with more Grouper some catches have been up a

Offshore: Winds will be North to northeasterly at about 10 knots tending southeasterly 10 to 15 knots in the morning then increasing to 15 to 20 knots in the early afternoon. Winds increasing to 20 to 25 knots in the evening. Seas below 1 metre incr

Captain Jerry reports fantastic fishing today. The key West Grunts were very hungry today mixed in were Red and Gag Grouper and some Black Sea bass. “The fish bit so well that we only needed to move twice today” Captain Jerry muttered wit

Area to the north riddled with shallow channels. predominately sandy bottom.Species to date :Flathead,Trevalley,Salmon,Barra,Grunter,Mud Crab.High Tide only.

Hi everyone!! I have several updates and comments for you all. First in regards to the OIL SPILL in the northern gulf we are not currently effected by the spill. We are keeping a close eye on the movement of the spill as it increases in size and hope

Even though we fish extensively in the salt water both inshore and offshore my boy is hooked on freshwater bass fishing also. So we spent a good bit of time over the last week finding and fishing some accessible water around the neighborhood. Result

Offshore: Great conditions today as winds will be variable about 10 knots becoming north to northeasterly 10 to 15 knots in the afternoon easing to about 10 knots in the evening with seas below 1 metre. Lon​g tail tuna and Spanish Mackerel off DIP.

The crew from Reef and Ledge wanted to get on the big amberjack and we did just that. We also caught some porgies grunts lane snapper and a nice hogfish. The post Big amberjack with the crew from Reef and Ledge a local company out of Sarasota. appea

Super foggy out on the big pond today folks but the bite was great. We pushed offshore to the 30ft range and had non stop action with grunts gags hog fish snapper etc.... Live shrimp on knocker rigs was our technique to get the bites and Dan Lauren

The weather has been great to bring in the New Year allowing us to fish just about every day over the last couple of weeks. And the offshore fishing has been excellent. The amberjack have moved into their wintertime habitat and they are large and hu