3/30 to 4-06
What fun but challenging week at Local Lines Charters.com Book Now!! Lots
of trout, black drum, redfish and a few missed opportunities on some stud
snook. The end of last week brought us
our first full moon of the spring and signaled the start of our seatrout
spawn. Coming of the cold snap from the
previous weekend and right into the full moon had fish moving and not wanting
to settle. Not to mention the north
winds from that cool front slap dumped the water out of the lagoons. Just about everywhere I’ve been that was completely
grassless over winter (not normal; however new normal) has been showing good
signs of growth. Let’s hope for a good
summer growing season to give those fish something they like (health
seagrass).
This week’s forecast:
In-shore
Trout, Trout, and more TROUT…lol But for real; we are on the back (waning)
side of the full moon and those mama trout should be very hungry. Please release all you trout over 24
inches! Trout of that size or bigger are
virtually all female and our breeding stock.
Topwwater plugs early and late, or a http://slayerinc.com/
(Slayer Inc.) SST. Massive amounts of bait are on the flats and
these fish are looking for a meal. If you’re
not as confident in your lure skills the just put out a few live mullet and let
her rip. Hardy and plentiful its
(mullet) the easiest of our baits to use! Tail hook with a 3/0 circle hook when your
fishing stationary or “posted up”. When poling
or moving to your next spot lip hook one and drag it behind you. That next big smash you hear at your 6 o’clock
might be your bait!!
Near-Shore
With South East winds predicted of the rest of our week and
coming off that full moon (spawning event) the tripletail of Canaveral and the
adjacent beaches should be hungry. Buoy
fish will be present, but debris (my favorite) trips will be a good bet. Look to the bight, as it acts like a giant catcher’s
mitt for that debris. The funky Cobia
season might get a little kick with these winds also, so don’t be afraid to
look. Bait (pogies) has been increasing
with some solid mixed bag fishing and the tarpon aren’t far off. Summer will be on us quick. For my blue water friends, that wind should mean
some amazing Mahi fishing also!!
Open Dates this week:
none, few for next week so stayed
tuned and get fishing
Book Now to get in
on the action!! 321.480.3255
THIS WEEKS CATCHES!
Special thanks: http://kayaksbybo.com/ , http://slayerinc.com/ , http://www.kbboutfitters.com/ for all
the help over the years.
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