We are catching plenty of spanish mackerel, red drum, trout, flounder, and SHARKS!

With the dropping water temps, the fish are feeding frequently. We are starting to catch limits of speckled trout and red drum. Along with those, also seeing some sheepshead, bluefish, and gray trout (weakfish).

We are catching drum, speckled trout, and flounder inshore in the creeks and marsh areas, although we are finding lots of fish and bait, they can be picky at times. Also, sea mullet (southern kingfish) have showed up in great numbers around the inlet. These are fun to catch for the whole family. Along with the sea mullet, grey trout (weakfish) and bluefish have also moved in and are willing to bite just about anything you throw.

Nearshore fishing remains good as we enter into the last week of November! Water temps are ideal most days, making it easy to target trout, drum, flounder, and false albacore tuna.

The spanish mackerel have showed up in great numbers over the past week, with a few atlantic bonito mixed in (which is great sushi quality meat, unlike false albacore). Some king mackerel starting to show up as well just off the beach. Time to get out while the fishing's good!

Fall fishing has finally arrived! Kings in the morning nearshore, and speckled trout inshore. Come get in on the action!