Weekly fishing Forecast by Local Lines Charters.com for May 4th, 2015.. Last week
was an interesting one. I did a little
traveling for family, did a bit of protesting (Port Cargo Rail earthen causeway),
and managed to crank out some great charters.
The bait is super thick so we spent a lot of time with live mullet in
the water. Lots of smaller trout, and a
few missed solid ones. Plenty of aggressive reds to fill the time though! The front
that pushed through late week made for a bit later of a bite on sat.
This week’s
forecast:
In-shore Every
lagoon predator is going bonkers for the bait right now, so fish
accordingly. Topwaters, Slayer Inc. SST’s,
and mullet imitating hard baits will get you the hits. Live mullet freelined are also paying well
for anglers willing to sit in a “fishy” location. A 3/0 circle hook in the tail of your mullet
will usher it to swim away. The night
trout bite on topwater will be epic as we are on the days just past the full
moon. They should have spawned hard even
with the funky little front we had this weekend and be very hungry. I like to practice catch and release on all
trout over 20 inches year round, but highly recommend it during the spawning months. Let them big girls make more. The redfish will get really aggressive when
large amounts of bait are present. Though
it looks to be windy in the beginning of the week the weekend seems to subside.
That moon will be big at night through the weekend.
Near-Shore
Wind, wind, wind..
as soon as the sea’s cooperate the tripletail show be chewing. This weekend looks to be your best bet. Look for fish on the buoys, floatsam, and
weeds. Though we didn't have much of a
cobia season this year you never know when one will pop up. Some solid tarpon action was just beginning
to heat up before the blow, so they should be ready for us too! Check out the Kayak Shark Fishing Video we put out HERE.
Open Dates this week:
5-06(Wed.), 5-9(Sat.) Plus have
plenty of evening openings.
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on the action!! 321.480.3255
THIS WEEKS PIC’s!
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the help over the years.
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