February fishing has been steady inshore and nearshore. Many HUNGRY anglers after triple tail and sheepshead. These fish enjoy cooler water temperatures and are abundant during our winer months. Anglers catch both species on light tackle and live bait. Triple tail will also chase artificial and fly's since they are an ambush feeder. Inshore fishing the flats and canal systems. Anglers are catching sheepshead, redfish, snook and snapper! Legal species go home for a fresh

How do you know when its winter in Florida? Cue the WIND! Yup thats right, another windy winter for our anglers. Although, its better than snow right? Being a Cleveland Ohio native I know that all too well. All this wind, well it really creates some casting champions. If you can land your white bait under those mangroves in a 15 knot wind you are a great fisherman. We do get the occasional lower wind days throughout our winter months. Those days we try to get our gues

Earlier this week we hooked up to a few triple tail! This species frequents the Gulf of Mexico in our fall/ winter months. They like to hide under floating structure and dock pilings. A fun sight cast as these fish are aggressive eaters attacking what floats or swims by in the current. It is a favorite for the dinner table. Tagged and released a few today. Remember if you recapture ANY of the species we’ve tagged and report your recapture to Gray FishTag Research and they

One of my favorites to catch in the fall/winter months are King Mackerel. The big brother to the Spanish Mackerel, these toothy fish are an exciting fight and quite frustrating if you aren't prepared. Their teeth can easily cut though heavy monofilament and fluorocarbon line. For the best success I use a wire leader that can easily attach to your mainline using a swivel. I use 58lb wire to a 4/0 circle hook, to a small stinger treble hook. They eat a variety of natural

Nikki set out with us on a sporting day. Seas have been rough due to warm windy weather, we stayed close and hoped our chumslick would call something in for a bite. Our fish finder was showing great activitiy when we pulled on to the structure. Some baits were freelined, 50lb bullbuster main line to 60lb leader to a 6/0 circle hook. Others were sent to the bottom with a simple knocker rig. All of the baits sent to the bottom were picked up and broken off by goliath group