It's hard to beat the fishing conditions -- and the corresponding production -- that we experienced over this past weekend but winds are picking up where they left off last week and summer just can't get here soon enough. We can't control the weather or move the hands of time but we do have some goodies in this week's forecast including an awesome...

Welcome back everyone and it's been a strange spring so far.  The typical windy spring days have been few the air cooler than normal the mullet run delayed and tarpon have been MIA.  Well that sounds like a downer but in reality it's been good and it's been fun.  The first half of the month I have been all over the place from fly fishing for bonef...

Fluke season just opened and the Marilyn Jean is running half day trips out of Sheepshead Bay starting this Sunday. Water temperatures in the New York Bight have been climbing steadily over the past few weeks and summer flounder are moving into the inshore grounds where they’re accessible and active. Early season fluke fishing can […] The post Hal...

April 20 2026 Fishing Report – Tarpon Fishing in Southwest Florida: Timing Tactics and What to Expect on Naples and Marco Island Fishing Trips As spring transitions into early summer tarpon fishing in Southwest Florida continues to build momentum across Naples Marco Island and the surrounding backcountry waters. Anglers booking Naples charters and...

This morning we woke up to a coating of ice and frost. Not really a surprise it rained yesterday and well into the evening changed to wet snow. Temperature in the upper 20’s. Not unusual for Maine in late April. The morning was bright and clear if a little chilly with almost no wind. I decided to take advantage of my semi-retired status and go fis...

We are still seeing phenomenal hatches of March Browns into April which isn’t too uncommon. On especially overcast days March Brown Duns can be found emerging in longer pools with fish sipping them in the tailouts. When these hatches are … Continue reading →

Great day catching yellowtail snapper tuna and a mahi!

There are fish and then there are tarpon. Few inshore species command the same respect obsession and outright awe as the Silver King. Hooking one from a kayak puts you in a category of angling that very few anglers ever experience and Southwest Florida is one of the best places in the world to do […] The post Fishing Florida’s Tarpon Season from a...

A welcome day of sunny skies and light winds after weeks of the opposite. Started at low tide to get in front of the redfish as they headed into the... The post Charleston Fishing Charters first appeared on Charleston Charter Fishing.

We had wind rain and snow showers yesterday. Along with the best bugs so far this season. There are Hendricksons and apple caddis on some sections plus blue quills olives and little black caddis. The wind has been tough but the fish are eating in protected areas and in between gusts. The flows are up …

SUNRISE/ FIRST CAST-6:46 AM SUNSET/ LAST CAST-8:20 PM. No crossings to bluegrass island  WEIGHT: – 3/4 oz    brrr.. it’s 32 degrees out there this morning. Spring spawning rules in effect until April 30.   We saw some big ones yesterday. A bunch of eight nine 10 pound females 26 inches and up. Jerome … The post maumee river report- 20 april 2026 f...

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Learn live bait striper techniques that put more fish in the boat from bait size and rigging to boat control depth and strike timing. The post Live Bait Striper Techniques That Catch Fish appeared first on Lake Texoma Fishing Guide.

Treacherous winds didn’t halt the Canadians from catching and releasing some beautiful redfish. Day #3. Fishing in New Orleans Louisiana #powerpole #yamaha #boatstuf #rojascharters #sightfishing #marshfishing #pathfinderboats #minnkota #humminbird Sent from my iPhone

Treacherous winds didn’t halt the Canadians from catching and releasing some beautiful redfish. Day #3. Fishing in New Orleans Louisiana #powerpole #yamaha #boatstuf #rojascharters #sightfishing #marshfishing #pathfinderboats #minnkota #humminbird Sent from my iPhone

Today was overcast and breezy. The high was 75 while the low was 54 with light to moderate winds. Gusts up to 49mph. Currently it’s 52 feels like 45 with NNE winds around 11mph. Gusts around 24mph. Tomorrow will be less windy with temps staying in the 60s most the day. Sound water temp: 71-73 […] The post Hatteras Island Fishing Report appeared fi...

GORDO BANKS PANGASApril 19th 2026 Much quieter week in Southern Baja. April is offering us ideal temperatures with sunny days in the low to mid 80s and mornings in the high 60s. As discussed in our previous report water temperatures … Continue reading →

Opening Day is knocking on our door and we are so excited to start back on Lower Deschutes from Warm Springs to Trout Creek. I think it is going to be a great opener with some really solid fishing. The other one that we always anticipate with excitement is Crane Prairie which also opens on … Continue reading Jeff’s Opening Week Fishing Report 4/19/...

Heavy Weekend Traffic Fishing Tips on Lake Guntersville There is no doubt that this spring has been some of the heaviest traffic Lake Guntersville has seen over the years. Bass fishermen are everywhere on the lake every point contour break creek bed has a fisherman sitting on it and your job is to find a... Read more » The post Heavy Weekend Traff...

We woke up to wind and rain this morning. Total rainfall shouldn’t bump the flows much but check the gauge links below for the latest flow data. This is quite a weather change after the summer like heat this past week. The hatching was better yesterday on some stretches but the wind made it tough. …

This week I have guided at Guntersville everyday. It has been fun and we have caught tons of fish. Easy it isn't. Everyday brought new challenges: wind,cold,rain and changing water levels. Before the cold front there was a good shad spawn at daylight. After the front passed that deal was completely gone until it returned yesterday. The deep b...

May in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, is widely considered one of the best times of year to be on the water. As the transition from spring to summer patterns fully takes hold, the ocean truly comes alive. The "bite" doesn’t just turn on—it explodes. For those of us who have spent decades navigating Banderas Bay and the offshore ba...